Molecular mimic mucosal aids vaccine
An AIDS and vaccine technology, applied in the direction of viruses, viral peptides, antiviral agents, etc., can solve the problems of unsuccessful development, the increase of infectious disease hepatitis C, etc., to prevent immune system defects, prevent rapid infection, and prevent immune escape. Effect
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[0042] Example 1: Identification of Molecular Mimicry Moiety for Structural Biology of Molecular Mimicry Mucosal Vaccine-HIV Outer Membrane Glycoprotein (HIV Envgp120) for Body Defense
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[0043] Example 1-1: Identification of Molecular Mimicry Moiety
[0044] The inventors of the present invention have previously produced TGDK targeting mucosal M cells (Misumi et al., J. Immunol. 182, 6061-6070 (2009)), and created a TGDK that induces HIV co-receptor, CCR5 Cyclic peptide antigen of antibody with special stereostructure (UPA) of CXCR4 (Misumi et al., J.Virol.75, 11614-11620 (2001), J.Biol.Chem.278, 32335-32343 (2003)) . The induced antibody can prevent the deficiency of the immune system caused by HIV. In addition, the inventors of the present invention prepared monomers and trimers of the antigens used in order to cope with the variability of HIV and to obtain antibodies with wide reaction and binding specificities even if HIV is mutated, that is, even if the antigen is slightly changed. , a structural "wobble" predicted by HIV mutations through hydrogen bond reduction, corresponding to immune escape caused by HIV mutations. As a plan to facilitate the forma...
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[0047] Example 1-2: Characteristics of HIV Molecular Mimicry Protein
[0048] (1) Amino acid sequence and chemical modification site
[0049] The amino acid sequence of HIV molecular mimic protein such as figure 2 shown. HIV molecular mimic protein has N-, O-glycosylation site (N-, O-glycosylation site), phosphorylation site (phosphorylation site) and has 6 S-S bridges and 2 free (free) SH groups of protein.
[0050] (2) Comparison of amino acid sequences of HIV molecular mimic protein and HIV Env
[0051] The amino acid sequence of HIV molecular mimic protein and HIV Env such as image 3 shown. A moiety having a possibility of being subjected to sugar chain addition is indicated by a box.
[0052] (3) Comparison of the three-dimensional structure of the HIV molecular mimic protein with the trimer structure of HIV Env
[0053] The comparison results of the three-dimensional structure of the HIV molecular mimic protein and the HIV Env trimer structure are as follows...
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