- Patent Title: OmpA and Asp14 in vaccine compositions and as diagnostic targets
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Application No.: US16454797Application Date: 2019-06-27
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Publication No.: US10736951B2Publication Date: 2020-08-11
- Inventor: Jason A. Carlyon
- Applicant: Virginia Commonwealth University
- Applicant Address: US VA Richmond
- Assignee: Virginia Commonwealth University
- Current Assignee: Virginia Commonwealth University
- Current Assignee Address: US VA Richmond
- Agency: W&C IP
- Main IPC: A61K39/02
- IPC: A61K39/02 ; A61K39/40 ; C07K16/12 ; G01N33/569 ; A61K39/00

Abstract:
Anaplasma phagocytophilum surface proteins Asp14 and OmpA and homologous genes from Anaplasmatacaea family members are used in compositions suitable for vaccines to treat or prevent infections caused by tick-born bacteria of the Anaplasmatacaea family. Asp14 and/or OmpA proteins or peptide fragments may be used in combination with other Anaplasmatacaea surface proteins to elicit an immune response. Furthermore, antibodies to Asp14 and/or OmpA proteins can be used in diagnostic methods to determine whether an individual has contracted an Anaplasmatacaea infection. Because of the conserved invasin domains in the surface proteins, a wide range of Anaplasmatacaea infections may be diagnosed, treated or prevented using compositions of the invention.
Public/Granted literature
- US20190336592A1 OMPA AND ASP14 IN VACCINE COMPOSITIONS AND AS DIAGNOSTIC TARGETS Public/Granted day:2019-11-07
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