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US Patent 7569219 Recombinant double-stranded RNA phage, and use of the same

Patent 7569219 was granted and assigned to University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute on August, 2009 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7569219
Patent Inventor Names
David Hone0
Date of Patent
August 4, 2009
Patent Application Number
11361007
Date Filed
February 24, 2006
Patent Primary Examiner
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Christopher S. F. Low
Patent abstract

A recombinant double stranded RNA (dsRNA) phage expresses dsRNA-encoded genes in eukaryote cells. Recombinant dsRNA phage are useful for the expression of dsRNA expression cassettes encoding passenger genes, such as, but not restricted to, vaccine antigens, bioactive proteins, immunoregulatory proteins, antisense RNAs, and catalytic RNAs in eukaryotic cells or tissues. Methods are provided to deliver recombinant dsRNA phage to eukaryotic cells and tissues, either by direct administration, formulated in lipid or polylactide-coglycolide, or by utilizing a bacterial vaccine vector.

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