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48 results about "Th1 response" patented technology

TH1 immune response is the immune response generated by the TH1 cells. It occurs through the production of cytokines, including interferon-gamma. Moreover, it is a type of proinflammatory response, which leads to cell-mediated immunity.

Streptococcus-suis-disease-resistant fusion protein with autoimmune activity and preparing and application thereof

The invention discloses a streptococcus-suis-disease-resistant fusion protein with the autoimmune activity and preparing and application thereof. The fusion protein is composed of Omp16<26-168> peptide located at the amino terminal and Sao<28-138> peptide located at the carboxyl terminal. The Sao<28-138> peptide is an amino acid fragment which is exposed out of a streptococcus suis cell in a Sao protein molecule, has the immunogenicity, and is highly conservative between different strains and subtypes, and the Omp16<26-168> peptide is an amino acid fragment is exposed out of a Brucella cell in a Omp16 molecule, has the TLR4 activating activity, and is free of Lipobox (the Lipobox is lowly toxic or completely nontoxic). Mice are subjected to an immunity virus attacking test through the Omp16<26-168>/Sao<28-138> fusion protein, it is shown that the Omp16<26-168>/Sao<28-138> fusion protein has the good immune protection effect, a quite-high cellular immune response and a quite-high humoral immune response can be induced, but a Th1 response is the main response, and the fusion protein has the self-adjuvant effect, is an ideal vaccine antigen of streptococcus, and has the important value in development and application aspects of novel vaccine.
Owner:HUNAN AGRICULTURAL UNIV

Vaccines comprising TB10.4

Vaccination with the combination of Ag85B-TB10.4 and IC31® adjuvant generated a high amount of polyfunctional CD4+T cells expressing high levels of IFN-γ, TNF-α, and IL-2. This in turn led to significant protection against infection with M. tuberculosis in the mouse aerosol challenge model of tuberculosis. Both the immunogenicity of the vaccine and its ability to protect against TB infection was highly dependent on the antigen dose. Thus, whereas the standard antigen dose of 5 μg, as well as 15 μg, did not induce significant protection against M. tuberculosis, reducing the dose to 0.5 μg increased both the immunogenicity of the vaccine as well as its protective efficacy to a level comparable to that observed in BCG vaccinated mice. Thus, the IC31® adjuvant, with the specified antigen dose, can induce a strong protective Th1 response against M. tuberculosis.
Owner:STATENS SERUM INST
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