C - Chemistry – Metallurgy – 12 – N
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C - Chemistry, Metallurgy
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Patent
CA 2023246
Mutants of hIL-3 are provided having deletions covering virtually the complete coding region of hIL-3, while retaining their biological activity. Preferred mutants are those having one or more deletions at the N-terminus (amino acids 1-14) and/or the C-terminus (amino acids 116-133, 120- 130 and/or 130-133). Another preferred group of mutants are substitution mutants. Some of these mutants have an antagonistic effect. Specific examples are Cys -> Ala mutants (Cys16 -> Ala16, Cys16Cys84 -> Ala16Ala84). Other mutants having an antagonistic effect are Glu50 -> Lys50 and Lys79 -> Glu79. Finally antibodies are provided aimed at specific epitopes localized between amino acids 29 and 54.
Dorssers Lambertus C. J.
Van Leen Robert W.
Dorssers Lambertus C. J.
Dsm N.v.
Osler Hoskin & Harcourt Llp
Van Leen Robert W.
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