WO2007066698A1 - 抗perp遺伝子組換え抗体 - Google Patents
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- 0003 P P gene is coupled to (which is referred to as an anti-P P body below) by the C of P P gene.
- human chimera since it is produced using a human chimera or a gene assembly technique, it can be produced as a morphological child. For example, if a class is used as the human body (denoted as below) (denoted as C area below) (the C area is denoted as C), antibody cells (below denoted as CC) It is possible to produce human chimeras and
- the C 2 in the body is at least the modification that replaces the s at position 9 of the Ano sequence shown in Sequence 45 with another, and the replacement of Se at the position Se with another.
- the e of the 3rd to 35th sequence is represented by the e of the 3rd, the Se of the 3rd, the Po of the 4th to Pe, the s of the 44th to s, and the 45th.
- the body or antibody according to (3) The body or antibody according to (3).
- the piece is a piece selected from ab ab, (ab), one piece (sc), (abod), dissi (s), and C (((23).
- the body structure is s 62 at the 4th position in the Ano sequence shown in array 2.
- Figure 22 shows the SSPG (using 5 to 2 ginger) purified PPC. Is the case and is the result of the case. , Both 9 and 9 are molecular units, 2 are PP chimera 348, and 3 to 8 are anti-P PC e. Each.
- the chain portion 25 a is shown.
- 144 shows the reactivity of the prepared PP bodies to PP human PC g in cytometh.
- Cells the horizontal axis is degrees.
- C the responsiveness of the PP human body with anomalous residue is shown.
- the reactivity to PP was shown using a body that recognizes the area of PP in cytometh.
- the number in the graph is 382 responsiveness.
- the reactivity of 382 was defined as the reactivity of 382 to PP. Reactivity with PP or PP at time () is shown.
- the enzyme has a basic sequence represented by the sequence as follows under the stringent conditions: ⁇ Idition, pray-dose, Southern-dye, Eq. It means the obtained ability, specifically, using a PC or a glass with a row or PC, if it has a row or a row of PC or slide glass fixed, After performing the exercise on sodium, C, use ⁇ 2 degree SC (consisting of 5 degree sodium, 5 degree sodium, 5 degree sodium of f degree SC), and iterate under C cases. You can improve what you can do by washing the slides.
- the anoic acid on the ano sequence represented by 002 2 has a substituted or added ano sequence is oec a Co
- G (Cos o O e a) is 5 in the base sequence
- a in the sequence is (Cos o e e d a) is 2 in the base sequence
- (Pe a o ceo de s a c) in the sequence is
- the regions corresponding to the 35th to 75th and the 3rd to 54th positions in the array of arrays shown by Sequence 2 are shown by Sequence 2 when using e ⁇ 2.
- the region corresponding to the 36th to 76th and 29th to 47th of the Ano row is the cell region.
- the values used for prediction are the values used for these programs.
- an epidemiological method for cells expressed by the PP gene is used, and a fixed source such as a fluorescent color method is expressed.
- a method for confirming the compatibility of the somatic body with the cell-specific source is preferably used. Physically, the color method described in Reference (24) can be mentioned.
- cells obtained by the gene assembly technique include cells expressing po, which are obtained by introducing a vector containing a po-containing c into an animal cell or the like. Specifically, there is a cell in which the PP gene plus cP P described in the reference is introduced to express a po.
- CC 2 and C 3 of the body are 3 and 5, respectively, and CC and 2 of the antibody are C 2 and C 3, respectively.
- the Akira gene construct includes a human chimeric body, a human body, a human body, an antibody fragment, and the like, which are produced by gene assembly. In the gene assembly, it has the characteristics of knuckle body, low antigen, and prolonged blood phase reduction. Are preferred as therapeutic agents.
- human chimera of the present invention include a human chimera of which the antibody has an amino acid sequence of sequences 4 to 9.
- the human and non-human body C and A in the human body were transplanted into the human body at and at different positions.
- the human body can be produced by constructing a human body expression vector by inserting the above into an animal vector having C and a gene encoding C in the human body, and expressing the vector by inserting into the animal.
- any one can be used as long as it is an ortho sequence of a human body and an ortho sequence of a human body.
- An array of body and body groups is used.
- the C of 004 body any of those belonging to n may be used, but those of G class are preferable, and G G2 G3 G4 belonging to G class
- the amino acid of the antibody is represented by the deviation of sequences 3 to 35, or the deviation of the antibodies of sequence 3 to 35 is represented by Se 4 of G 27 of G 27 Po Po of the 44th, s of the 45th, e of the 49th, a of the 72nd, and a of the 97th, in which at least one anno is replaced by another, and Is an array shown in array 36, or an array shown in array 36 G of 3rd, 5th of 35th “42nd a 46th e 9th s 7th P e 7th And at least 77 selected from the e of the 77th column is a group of columns in which at least one group is replaced by another group.
- G of 27 is P e
- P of 4 is P e
- s of 44 is s
- G of 45 is e
- e of 49 is e
- a of 72 is, and An in which the a of the 97th is replaced by
- G of 27 is P e
- Se of 3 is
- P o of 4 is P e
- s of 44 is s
- G of 45 is, a of 72 is, and 97 Ocular an with a replaced by
- G of 27 is P e, Se of 3 is, P o of 4 is P e, G of 45 is e, e of 49 is e, a of 72 is, and 97 An with the a of the eye replaced by
- the introduced amino acids of 6 are, specifically, the ones represented by the deviations of sequences 3 to 35
- G of 27 was replaced by P e
- P of 4 was replaced by P e
- G of 45 was replaced by e
- e of 49 was replaced by e
- a of 72 was replaced by and a of 97 was replaced by.
- G of the 27th is replaced by P e
- s of the 44th is replaced by s
- G of the 45th is replaced by e
- e of 49th is replaced by e
- a of 72nd is replaced by a
- a of 97th is replaced by.
- G of 27 was replaced by P e
- Se of 3 was replaced by P e of 4 was replaced by P e
- s of 44 was replaced by s
- a of 72 was replaced by, and a of 97 was replaced by.
- the 27th G is replaced by P e
- the 3rd Se is replaced by
- the 44th s is replaced by s
- the 49th e is replaced by e
- the 72nd a is replaced by
- the 97th Aa is replaced by.
- G of the 27th is replaced by P e
- s of the 44th is replaced by s
- G of the 45th is replaced by a
- G of the 27th is replaced by P e
- G of the 45th is replaced by e
- e of the 49th is replaced by e
- a of the 72nd is replaced by a
- a of the 97th is replaced by
- G of the 27th to P e Se of the 3rd to G, G of the 45th to, a of the 72nd to and a of the 97th to, and
- the introduced amino acid of 005 03 is specifically the amino acid shown by the deviation of sequences 3 to 35.
- the introduced amino acid of 005 48 is specifically the amino acid shown in Sequence 36.
- the third G is a, the fifth is e, the 35th is Pe, the a is 42, the s is 69, the s is Se, the seventh Pe is, and the seventh is To Se, and the substitution of e of the 77th e with e,
- the introduced amino acid of 006 56 is specifically the amino acid shown in Sequence 36.
- the third G is replaced by a, the fifth by e, the 35th by P e, the 42 a by Se, the 46th e by, and the seventh P e replaced by. ,
- the third G is replaced by a
- the fifth is replaced by e
- the 35th is replaced by Pe
- the 46th e is replaced by the seventh Pe
- the 77th e replaced by e.
- the third G is replaced by a, the fifth by e, the 42nd by Se, the 46th by e, the 7th by Pe, and the 77th by e. ,
- the introduced amino acid of 005 7 specifically includes the amino acid shown in Sequence 36.
- the fifth is replaced by e
- the 35th is replaced by P e
- the 42nd a is replaced by Se
- the 46th e is replaced by
- the 7th Pe is replaced by
- the 42nd a is replaced by Se
- the 46th e is replaced by s
- the 69th s is replaced by Se
- the 7th Pe is replaced by ⁇
- the 7th is replaced by Se.
- the third G is replaced by a, the 35th is replaced by Pe, the 46th e is replaced by, and the seventh Pe is replaced by
- the third G is replaced by a, the 42nd a by Se, the 46th e by and the seventh P e replaced by
- the fifth is replaced by e
- the 35th is replaced by P e
- the 46th e is replaced by
- the 7th P e is replaced by
- the 5th is replaced with e
- the 42nd a is replaced by Se
- the 46th e is replaced by
- the 7th Pe is replaced by
- the third G replaced by a, the fifth by e, the 46th by e, and the seventh P e replaced by
- An example is an ano series in which the 42nd a is replaced by Se, the 46th e is replaced by, and the 7th Pe is replaced by.
- the introduced amino acid of 006 02 is specifically the amino acid shown in Sequence 36.
- the introduced amino acid of 006 1 is specifically shown in SEQ ID NO: 36.
- the clear body specifically includes the different ano sequences shown in sequences 58 to 63, but preferably the different ano sequences shown in sequences 58 59 6 62 and 63. And more preferably the sequence represented by SEQ.
- Examples of the clear body include the body consisting of and having the above-mentioned ano series.
- Array 53 has the ano sequence represented by array 59 array 53 has the ano sequence represented by array 6 array 55 has the ano sequence represented by array 62 but array 5 is the array Has an array represented by 58 Human having sequence No. 53 having the sequence shown in sequence 58 human has sequence No. 53 having sequence shown in sequence 63 but sequence No. 56 having sequence No. shown in sequence 62 has sequence No. 53 An example is a body having the amino acid sequence shown in Sequence 62. More preferred is
- Clarifications include ab (ab) ab Sc dabod ds and C.
- 006 ab is a piece of (chain of 22 obtained by treating G with white matter It is cleaved at the 4th ano), and is a fragment with a resistance of 50,000 molecules in which one half of the chain and the body are bound together.
- 006 4 (ab) has a molecular resistance of 2 ab, which is composed by combining two conjugate parts of the range of G in Pep. It is a mentor.
- Ming (ab) can be made with the following ab or a combination.
- B of light which does not have a consensus sequence that binds to the region of light, specifically recognizes the structure of the region of the region expressed by the PP gene, and detects and of the gene construct that binds to the region c Can be expressed and produced by inserting the ab fragment of the body into a product vector or a product vector, and inserting the vector into a product vector.
- 006 Sc is a piece of P or P that is an antigenicity obtained by linking a book and a book using an appropriate window marker (hereinafter referred to as P).
- Ming's dabod constructs the drive of sc such that the anolog of P is under 8 and inserts into either the product vector or into the product vector and inserts the vector into or into. And can be manufactured.
- 006 ds is the one obtained by substituting each of the above with an anosine, and then connecting via a stain bond.
- the antibody can be selected based on the body structure of the antibody according to the method described by Ano e e et al. For substitution with stain (Po eee 7 697 (994)).
- Include C of Ming is a gene that specifically recognizes the body structure of the region of the region expressed by the PP gene that has no consensus sequence that binds to the region of Ming, and Construct a vector and put into a product vector or into a product vector and store a vector It can be expressed and manufactured by packaging.
- radioisotopes examples include 21 and the like, which can be bound to the body by, for example, the Clan method.
- a method of binding a daunoine body a method of binding a noino body's amino group via glutaldehyde, or a method of coupling a daunoine's group to an amino group via water solubility. The method etc. are given.
- cytokines that activate immune cells, such as human interface 2, human quarts, and human quarts.
- the agent used may be a label used in usual epidemiological or standard methods.
- examples include qualities such as acocatase, peokida, and laze, qualities such as austenite and tin, and qualities such as online (C) R C.
- any one can be used as long as it can express the gene of interest such as large intestine and animal cell.
- the vector used is one that can be autonomous or chromosomal in the host cell to be used and contains a suitable vector in a position capable of transcribing the polynucleotide.
- a suitable vector in a position capable of transcribing the polynucleotide.
- the kuta is autonomous while being a pect, a bot, a knot that includes a row and a row.
- the kuta may also contain genes that control it.
- putters derived from large intestine and the like such as putter (P) ac putter, P putter, P putter, and 7 putter
- P putter
- P putter P putter
- P putter P putter
- 7 putter can be given.
- artificially designed filters such as tandem filters with two rows of P, parameters, ac 7 parameters, and e parameters can also be used.
- a plus which is adjusted to an appropriate distance (for example, 6 to 8) from the start of the in-dagger (S e a a o) which is the body sequence as the above-mentioned rectifier.
- the base sequence of the sequence will be optimal for the host.
- the group can be substituted with, which can improve the target.
- large intestine e large intestine 2 e, large intestine, large intestine C, large intestine 3276, large intestine W 485, large intestine J 9 , Large intestine, large intestine o 49, large intestine W, large intestine 49, etc. can be used.
- any method can be used as long as it is the method of introducing the above.
- the method of using um ions Poc a cad Sc S 69 2 (972) Ge e 7 7 (982) oec a Ge The method described in ea Ge e cs 68 (979) can be cited.
- po When produced in the large intestine, po can be expressed in the formula such that it is soluble in the cytoplasm, insoluble in the cytoplasm, or soluble in the Plascus sp. .
- Cytomega Wis (C) eda e ea
- S 4 putter Towe putter
- meta-imputer hitopter
- S You can give them some things.
- 008 is human (a a a),
- the transformant obtained as described above is cultivated on the ground,
- an indexer may be added to the soil if necessary.
- soupi may be added to the soil when using microorganisms that have been replaced with ac-actuator, and indo-acetic acid may be added to the soil when using microorganisms that have been converted using putters.
- the recombinants such as microorganisms and animal cells that possess the cultivated bacterium, which are clarified, are cultured according to the usual method to produce po. By, it is possible to manufacture
- a host there are various methods for producing a host, such as a method of producing in a host, a method of secreting in a host, and a method of producing above, and an appropriate method can be selected depending on the host cell to be used. In addition, it may be produced by expressing it as a po in a white matter with any white matter.
- the purification can be carried out by a single method or a combination of methods such as a chromatographic method using a gas, a gas, etc., a method using a molecule, a method using an actogram, a cut, a motion, etc.
- the cells When po is formed insoluble in the cytoplasm and expressed, the cells are similarly recovered and then centrifuged to recover the solubility of po. Soluble in collected white matter Soluble in white matter. By diluting or diluting the liquid, the white matter is restored to a normal three-dimensional structure, and then the product can be obtained by the same production method as above.
- the conductor such as 0096 or its body is secreted into cells, the conductor such as the upper port or its body can be recovered.
- d a ced C e ec, Kin P a aca Po e ec oo s e, S ece e a, Pe Se e, Shimadzu, etc.
- a suitable agent eg, India's Agent (Co eeedsa) ammonium hydroxide pertussis vaccine. If is a part, an animal (e), ee (e oc a), etc., and a protein are prepared and used as immunity.
- the reaction of the protein with the antigen was determined by the standard method such as bodes abo aoaa (Cod S abo abo ao 9 88.)
- the antibody showed sufficient antibody titer against the used source.
- the source of the cells is a mouse, rat or musta.
- the cells containing cells such as the immunized mouse, rat, or musta are taken out 3 to 7 days after the antigen, and the antibody cells are collected. If you use a
- the above-mentioned myelocytes were mixed with or (PS) (Natrium 83, Nka.2, Saline 7.65, G., 7 2), cells and antibody 5 to 4 and centrifuged (2, 5). After discarding the cells, loosening the precipitated cells, and then, using C, add Poignry (PG) 2 2 and Methis 7 2 to 2 to one cell, and After repeating 2 several times, add the ground so that the total amount becomes 5. (9, 5), discard the cells, loosen the cells, and gently blow them out with a female pet. Suspend in ground OO plus xanthine (o), gin (5X o), and anten (o).
- PS Proliferhine
- gin gin
- anten o
- the following methods can be used as methods for specifically recognizing the body structure of the region that is expressed by the P P gene and selecting the one that produces the body that binds to the region.
- Nokuna 34 As an example of an id producing Nokuna, which recognizes the body structure of the region, there is Id3 producing Nokuna 34.
- Ylide 34 is attached as P 8643 at the Research Center for Industrial Science and Technology, Research Center (6, Higashi, Higashi, Japan), based on the Tapes agreement with the date of June 24, Heisei.
- the gene arrangement in the 0113 region can be determined, for example, by querying c of the body and as follows. Body ano, above. It can be determined by deducing from the gene sequence or by directly analyzing the antibody using a scanner. . a Co b o a o a a Seco d d o (Cod S abo abo a o P ess 989
- the antibody region is c Show how to play.
- the c is synthesized by extracting the protein that produces the mouse body.
- the generated c is clanged into a plus or other knucker to make a c-liner.
- the C of a us field is the one with a fraction of, or the cage with the c of is a plus.
- the base sequence and each of the amino acid sequences of and.
- the method for preparing the cells is an guandine eosod zo.543 (987), and the method for preparing the cells is the o (a) odized cesium column oec a Co abo aoaa. Seco ddo (Cod S abo abo ao Pess 989) and the like.
- a kit for preparing cells as ac soa o (o e) Q c Pe P f ca o (P a ac), etc. may be mentioned.
- a conventional method oec a Co abo aoaa Seco ddo (Cod Sa bo a bo ao Pess 89) e Po ocos oec a oo) S ee 34, is a commercially available kit, for example, Se.
- the method using Sc Pas d S seo CS es sad Pas d Co (G CO) or ZPCS es s (S aaee) can be mentioned. Is a c-embedded cector. Anything can be used.
- any one can be used as long as it can introduce, express and retain the c-lyer.
- e S ae es 5 8 (992) C6 Ge e cs 39 44 (954) 88 9 Sce ce 222 778 (983) 522 oo 66 (983) 8 2U oo 6 8 (966) 5 Ge e 38 27 (985 ) Is used. 0119 C As a c-kun of the body of a non-human body, such as a human being, the isotope is the recognized one. ⁇ The idea is the plaque idea oec a Co abo.
- aoaa Seco ddo Cod Sa bo abo ao Pess 989.
- c is prepared by preparing the ply, and c e is used as a mold.Po e ase C a Reac o PC oec a Co abo aoaa Seco ddo Cod S abo abo ao P ess (989) e Po ocos oec a oo S ee
- Cut c selected by 0120 method with appropriate restriction, esc
- the region of the body, particularly C is an important region that defines the original compatibility of the antibody. Therefore, it is possible that the affinity of the antibody for any of the groups in the antibody range, especially C, may be altered. Therefore, when creating a region that does not have the above-mentioned consensus sequence, it is necessary to modify it to an ano sequence that does not change the original compatibility of the antibody.
- the physical method is shown below. In order to change the consensus s that binds to the 0125 region and the amino acid sequence that does not change the compatibility of the Se or the body of the body, changes that directly affect the body structure of the antibody or the body structure of the antibody. It is necessary to exclude the alterations that influence and indirectly affect the antigen.
- an antigen that may affect the compatibility of the antigen is excluded. It is of utmost importance to measure how efficiently the mutations in Therefore, X U ⁇ o ⁇ 2 535 (977) is the body structure of the body due to the computer Poe ee 7 5 (994) and so on. However, based on the information on the body structures of these antibodies, there is a possibility that the compatibility of the antibody origin may differ depending on the region of the antibody, particularly C. Therefore, when introducing a mutation, it is necessary to make a variant and study the relationship with the modification of anoic acid.
- a column for designing the amino acid sequence in the region where the mutation is introduced is designed. Based on the measured columns, synthesize a different number of before and after, and use them to create a PC. In this case, it is preferable to design a total of 6 PCs and a PC that can be created.
- the amplified product is determined by adding esc S () (S aaee) or the like to determine the nucleotide sequence by the method described in (), and the sensation sequence that binds to the antibody region is present.
- a plus is obtained containing c with a sequence that encodes the sequence of regions of a different gene. Make sure that.
- a positive base sequence containing an amino acid in the 0129 region and a gene having a sequence which is a sequence of the gene sequence obtained in the above-mentioned manner is determined by the method described in this (). Confirm that it has been applied. 0130 (3) Gene assembly
- a somatic expression vector in which the C and C of the human body are incorporated is an animal vector in which the C and C of the human body are incorporated, and the C and C of the human body are added to the animal vector. Can be built by singing each.
- C of human body It can be C and C of any human body, for example, C of human body class and C of class.
- a color body composed of xontone and c can be used, but it is preferable to use c.
- any vector can be used, so long as it can express the gene encoding the C region of the human body in combination.
- G 7 (C o ec o ⁇ 3 3 (99)
- G 3 (oc e 3 7 (987)
- SG274 (Ge e 27 223 (984))
- C (Poc a ca Sc S 78 527 (98))
- SG bd2 4 (C o ec o 4 73 (99))
- S Sed 3 C o ec o / 3 79 (993)
- Vectors used for vector include S4's pattern U ⁇ oce ⁇ 37 (987)), Us blood disease virus's (oc eos es Co ⁇ 49 96 (987)), and immunogen. Examples include chain printers (Ce 4 479 (985)) and sensors (Ce 1 33 7 7 (983)).
- Human body C and C-containing, but integrated somatic expression vectors can be used with either the antibody and the type in which the chain is on a different vector or on the same vector (tandem). However, due to the construction of human body expression vectors, the introduction of animal cells, the transfer of chains in animals, and the like, the tandem-type human bodies containing C and C are incorporated. Expression vectors are preferred U. oe ods 67 27 (994)). Examples of somatic expression vectors in which tandem type human C and C-dosing are incorporated include X WO 97 354) 8 (b do a 7 559 (998)).
- the C and C of the human body as described in (3) are incorporated into the body expression vector in which the C or C of the human body is incorporated into the body of the human body, respectively.
- Each of these clones can be cloned to construct a human chimera expression vector.
- each c of the non-human body or is composed of the three base sequences of the non-human body or of the human body C or the five base sequences of C.
- a human chimeric expression vector can be constructed so that each gene is expressed in an appropriate form in each gene stream.
- the c in the human body can be constructed as follows.
- any human body can be used as long as it is natural.
- a human body or a human body registered in a database such as Po eaaa or a human body or a human body group of a human body.
- Se ces (99) and the like in order to produce a human C-body with sufficient pouring, homology () of the target non-human body is sufficient. In particular, it is desirable to select an array that has each 6).
- the desired human body or ortho cell array is planted with the desired non-human body or C cell cell array, and the human body or ortho cell array is respectively planted.
- the calculated Ano sequence is converted into a sequence by taking into account the frequency of use found in the base sequence of the body's genes, and it is converted into a sequence of the human body. Select each column to add the column of or. Based on the measured row, Later we synthesize a number of and use them to perform the PC method. [0135] Also, by introducing an appropriate restriction element sequence at the five ends of the synthesis located at both ends, the somatic expression vector constructed in (3) can be easily cunged with a c or a somatic expression. .
- the sequence of PC and amplification is determined by adding esc S () (S aaee), etc. to the plus, respectively, and the nucleotide sequence is determined by the method described in (). To get a plus.
- the C of the constructed body is added to the C or C gene of the human body of the integrated body expression vector.
- Kung and human expression vector can be constructed respectively.
- the human chimera body or body expression vector described in (3) 3 and (3) 5 was used to evaluate the human chimera body or body transientness. You can do the present.
- any cell can be used as long as it is a human chimera or a host capable of expressing the body, and further, CO 7 (CC C) is commonly used.
- CO 7 CC C
- Examples of cds Res CC ess 283 (99) CS 7 cell vectors include estran e ods cec cds Res CC ess 283 (99) kon P oc a cad Sc S 84 74 3 (987).
- An example of a cell vector is Ct pon 2 25789 Co ec oo 3 33 (99).
- the host into which the human chimera expression vector or the somatic expression vector is introduced may be any cell as long as it is a host capable of expressing the human chimera or the somatic expression vector.
- Us SP2 4 (CC C 58)
- Us P3X63 8 653 (CC C 8)
- Examples include gene-deficient C O (WO 5 35586) and rat 23 P2 G 62 (CC C 662).
- 0144 cell white matter such as enzymes involved in the formation of cell quo GPs, and white matter such as enzymes involved in the 6th position of guan at the end of the gu It is also possible to use a host with reduced or decreased sex such as white matter involved in the body's transport, preferably a CO cell deficient in the 6th gene described in W 5 35586.
- a human chimera or a trait that stably expresses the body according to the method disclosed in 2 25789, G4 8 acid salt (below, G 4 8 It can be selected by selecting the place containing the drug such as SG). As the place, P 4 (oe), G (this pharmaceutical), X 3 (J), (1 oe), b do a S (oe), or each of these places such as cattle (below, S is noted), etc.
- G4 8 acid salt (below, G 4 8 It can be selected by selecting the place containing the drug such as SG).
- P 4 (oe), G (this pharmaceutical), X 3 (J), (1 oe), b do a S (oe), or each of these places such as cattle (below, S is noted), etc.
- It can be used to elevate the human body.
- Human chimera or traits that can be purified using ptain color can be purified using ptain color.
- other purification methods usually used for producing white matter can be used.
- it can be purified by filtration, ion chromatography, and combination.
- Manufactured human chimera body or body is antibody body, under poadhodge, SSPG notation ae 227 68 (97) Western Standard o oco a bod ⁇ es P ⁇ c ⁇ es ad ac ⁇ ce ⁇ d ed o cade • c Pess (996), bodes abo aoaa Cod S abo abo ao (988), etc.
- the original compatibility of the produced Ming gene or antibody fragment and the binding to PP can be determined by surface plasmin using S and Ca ceo • 1 oe • 36 373 (993) or Aco e. Cytotoxic activity against CC can be measured and evaluated for CC properties, CC e ⁇ 36 373 (993). In addition, these effects are uniquely recognized in the body structure of the region which is produced by the PP gene and is not produced by the Ming gene assembly and described in the above-mentioned by introducing the modification into the region. Then
- Oxygen that has this activity can damage cells expressing a specific source, and thus can be used as a therapeutic drug for diseases.
- oral administration or oral administration such as buccal, respiratory tract, rectal, subcutaneous, intramuscular and intramuscular administration can be performed. , If desired, can be given intravenously.
- the forms include, capsules, agents, capsules, emulsions, loci, injections, tapes, and the like.
- Suitable agents for oral administration include injections, suppositories, agents and the like.
- Ordinary dose is usually ⁇ 8 depending on the purpose, administration, administration method, treatment duration, age, body weight, etc.
- the consensus of 0158 is an array consisting of s at the 59th position, Se at the 6th position, and Se at the 6th position in the array shown in array 2.
- C 2 has the array shown in array 45. To do.
- the sequence shown by 45 it is an array consisting of the union sensation, the 9th sth eye and the 9th Se.
- the amino acid sequence represented by 0159 45 the amino acid at the 9th position is arbitrary, so Se at the 9th position and the Se position was modified.
- Existing senoces of poes of oo ca ees se e ea ada se ces (99) was analyzed using the method of mpunting.
- a ply having the base sequence shown in 22 to 27 below for introducing an anion and the ply having the sequence shown in sequence 28 are used to prepare PC.
- create array 24 e • 2 In order to produce sequence 25 e ⁇ 3, in order to produce sequence 23 e ⁇ 4, in order to produce sequence 22 e ⁇ 5, in order to produce sequence 26 e ⁇ 6, in order to produce sequence 26 e ⁇ 6, sequence 27
- Each of the (asks) described in (1) was used as a ply. At the 3 end of these 6 classes, there is a sequence of elements for X3 recombination described in (2) of Reference 2.
- the temperature of the PC was 72 C after 25 reaction cycles consisting of 94 3 heating, 94 3 heating, 58 C 3 heating, and 74 C heating.
- Ge e PC S se 97 (Applied Systems) was used.
- the size of the PC product obtained was 3 b.
- the reaction was performed according to the written description using eeao C Sec ec S Read Reac o (Pos ses), and the nucleotide sequence was analyzed by Kensa PS 37 of the same company, and the target modified variant expression was performed. I confirmed that the vector was obtained.
- the expression in the body was determined by the conventional method bod ee.
- 0169 is a cell PCg s Joa Of C which is a cell confirmed to express the expression of P P gene. I used e 395 (976).
- the PP chimera 348 described in Reference 2 was used as a control, and CC 4 276 (WO 64754) was used as a control.
- FIG. Shows the mean (), and the horizontal axis shows the antibody degree. All 6 bodies were shown to bind to PCg cells, which was of the antibody.
- the CC property of the variant obtained in 1. was determined as follows.
- P 4 S (CS was cultured using P 4 (m 2 oe), centrifuged and After the site was P 4 (oe) containing P 64 S (5) 5 S, the cell density was adjusted to 2X according to the CC site and used as the target solution.
- the pute was centrifuged, and the dehydrogenase () property of was measured by using o o c es () and obtaining the data according to the statement.
- the data for separation was obtained by using the CC land instead of the land and, and the data for the land separation was obtained by using the CC land instead of the target and.
- the data for the separation were obtained by using CC medium instead of the antibody and Kata, reacting by adding 5 go X solution 45 minutes before the completion of the reaction, and obtaining the same product as above. It was set by CC.
- the CC property was measured by the following formula using the PP chimera 348 described in Reference 2 as a control.
- the 27th G3th Se4th Po which is considered to change the dimension of the antigenic position in the OO's base group and influence the sex of the antibody.
- 44th s 45th G 49th e 72nd a, and 97th a, O 3rd G, 5th 35th 42nd a 46th e 7th P e, and 77 E of each was selected.
- at least the upper ANO sequence was changed to the one that exists in the same way as in Us 3, and the and of the modified field were designed.
- G at the 27th position in the ANO sequence indicated by the deviations of sequences 3 to 35 is designated as Pe
- Se at the third position is designated as P e
- Po at the fourth position is designated as Pe.
- the third G of the array shown in array 36 is a
- the fifth is e
- the 35 is Pe
- the a is Se
- the e is 46.
- the c which is the anod of the P P body designed in the implementation (), was constructed using a PC as follows.
- 0188 octets (64-67) will be final o
- the designed antibody was separated from the chain segment of the PP us 34 chain shown at the ⁇ 22th position in sequence 38 to form a complete antibody antibody.
- I converted the sequence of electrons into genes.
- the corresponding gene was determined.
- Design a base sequence of c that encodes the complete antibody range amino acid sequence by setting the determined gene, and then add a PC sequence at the 5-3 end.
- Including was added. Divide the measured base sequence into four base sequences from the 5 side (the base sequence has about 2 rows at its end), and arrange them in alternating order of sense and antisense strands. Synthetic octets (7-74) were synthesized.
- the thus obtained plus solution was used to transform a large intestine strain, a plus was prepared from the resulting trait, and the base sequence was analyzed using eeao C Sec S Read Reac o (ed o.). A plus S having the desired base sequence (57) was obtained.
- SW is changed from (a) (7) ⁇ Synthetic 75 to 78) having ano of xo, ply ply (aaa S zo) located at the end and 4 ply (aaa S zo) were subjected to PC reaction at 4 o.
- a PC ⁇ 8 5 gas, the target ⁇ 4 b near the piece of the gene was taken out using Ge e ac o (QG).
- the sec S () (bottom, S) processed by S a was tuned, and the target S (including S 58) was acquired.
- a ply composite (94) was used for PC reaction, and a 5-gene piece was obtained.
- a 3-gene piece was obtained using a 3-ply (aaa S zo) synthetic o93).
- a PC reaction was performed using these genes and ply 32 plies, and amplified gene fragments were extracted using Ge e ac o (QG). Then, it was subjected to elementary treatment with a peculiar restriction co and sW: ⁇ 85 gas, the target piece near 4 b was emitted using Ge e ac o (QG). The gene fragment was inserted into the open position of S incorporating the restriction sW sequence, and Kuta S 3 2 containing the desired gene (6) was obtained. did.
- the degree was measured with a calibrator.
- the P P human chimera 348 in Reference 2 or the 382 produced in the experiment was used.
- a normal human vein 5 was collected, and sodium () 5 was added and mixed.
- Mononuclear cells (P C) were separated according to the manual using o o e (CO). Centrifugation was carried out in the separated PC and CC sites 2, and the solution was used as a suitable solution.
- step (2) 5 (diluted to a cell ratio of 2) was added to the cuta solution prepared in 2.
- the modified body was set at 5 in CC ground, 5 was obtained by diluting 8 times with 5x from 3x, the total amount was 5, and it was 4 in C. , And the pute were centrifuged, and the dehydrogenase () property of was measured by using C o c es () and obtaining the data according to the statement.
- Separation data was obtained by using CC land instead of Kuta and, and Cta separation data was obtained by performing the same operation as above using CC land instead of target and.
- the cP P prepared in 1. was used as a template and was located in the vector Ply 2 and P P gene, and contained the mutant amino acid.
- the vector 8S 3 containing the 0226 P P gene was used as a model, and the peculiar restriction co and the o containing the sequence of d (45) were used for PC response to amplify the desired gene.
- the widened gene pieces were treated with the restriction co and d 1.
- the expression vector S c s which can contain c and s at the C-terminus of the protein, was treated with the restrictions co and d 1 and the amino acid was appropriately inserted to produce S P P.
- the expression vector SPP a was subjected to restriction treatment with the restriction co and d 1, and the obtained gene fragment was inserted into the co and d sites of c 3 ct and c c containing the desired PP (7). 3 ⁇ o Obtained PP.
- the vector prepared in the above 5 () and the P P vector cP P prepared in were transferred into CG44 (C86) by the Cottpon method to obtain the trait.
- G4 8 (Nacalai Tesque) was added at the end of 6 and cultivated to produce mutant P P, C O P P C O P P C C 2 C O G C O SQ, and C O.
- the binding property to was carried out by using fluorescence as follows.
- 0229 (5) has no consensus sequence to bind to, or 3X of each fresh PP body, or the trait that did the above.
- a solution in which the PP chimera was diluted for C (SPS, ⁇ 2, O ⁇ 5a) was dispensed with c and was subjected to 36 times.
- C P human G () (Beckon Ta) diluted 5 times with C
- the reaction consisted of 5 C for 3 hours and 72 C for 25 cycles and 72 C for 7 hours.
- the materials were separated with a gasse, and a piece of 6 b was taken out with G C S (O 2).
- C OPO Kuta was ligated with OPO Co (o e), and then the colon strain was transformed with P oc a cad Sc S 69 2 (972) of N et al.
- the plus was extracted from the obtained transformant using a plus kit (Gen), and S was added as a kung vector for adding the 3 cs sequence of the 0235 PP piece obtained with the plus CPP containing the human PP gene. It was made.
- 0239 cells were diluted with 3 fields containing 5 G4 8 so that the cells became 25. Aliquots of 2 were dispensed on 96 utts, and kuning was performed by the limit.
- the cells prepared in (2) were administered to 3 6 ab C mice with the whooping cough vaccine laboratory). Five minutes later every week. The more part of Usus was subjected to the color method using the cells whose body price is shown below, and it was measured with 8S stem (Applied ion system) and cytometer (Beckenta). The organs were removed after the final 3 days.
- the 0242 organ was thinned in (sse a ed) (), loosened with tweezers and centrifuged (25 X, 5).
- the thus-obtained sodium chloride (P 766) was added, and the blood cells were removed by processing ⁇ 2.
- the sample () was used in the field 3 for cell combination.
- 0243 color method using 2 3 cells (ooeccooe ssa ec oo) I used a cell.
- Scoed ed becc S Two to three cells were incubated with Inbitogen, and cells separated by S (Inbitogen) were suspended in the same place, and 3 cells were added to each 96 wells. The mouse serum as a primary body or X-ray on the needle, and the secondary body at 647 U.S.G.
- the 0250 water was centrifuged (2 X, 5) to remove solids.
- Cluster When the class of purified PP us 34 was determined by the S method using an iping kit, the class of PP us 34 was G.
- 0255 PC was heated at 94C for 5 minutes, 94C for 5 minutes, 72C for 3 minutes for reaction cycle 5, 94C for 5 minutes, 7C for 3 hours, and C for 3 hours. , 9.
- the somatic expression vector X3 was constructed as follows.
- the liquid was used to transform large intestine 5 (Yobo).
- a positive was prepared from the obtained trait kun, reacted according to the manual using eeao C ce Se S ec S Read Reac o (Po s ses), and the nucleotide sequence was analyzed by Kensa PS 37 of the same company, and the desired sequence was analyzed. It was confirmed that plus 3 g and 34 shown in 8 having a base sequence were obtained.
- the reaction was performed according to the manual using eeao C ce Se c S Read Reac o (Pos ses), and the nucleotide sequence was analyzed by the company's Kensa PS 37. It was confirmed that the pluses obtained by c were added.
- the trait 348 introduced with X3 was obtained.
- the results are shown in the figure.
- the PP chimera 348 produced was found to have a band of about 5 kilotons (hereinafter referred to as d) in the molecule under the conditions, and two bands of 5 d 25 d under the conditions.
- the G class is the molecule 5d, and under the condition the SS bond in the molecule is cleaved, and it is decomposed into chains with 5d and about 25d bodes abo aoaa Cod S abo abo ao C ae 4 (988) o oco a bodes P c es ad Pac ce cade c Pess ed (996) . It is shown in the amino acid sequence 29 of PP chimera 348.
- a cancer therapeutic agent using a gene or fragment, a vector comprising the gene or fragment, a method of a body comprising a transformant or a transformant obtained by transforming a vector. Will be provided.
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