Unknown Organization (20240269260). mRNA-Based Vaccine Composition for Inducing Immune Response Against HIV and HPV simplified abstract
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mRNA-Based Vaccine Composition for Inducing Immune Response Against HIV and HPV
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Inventor(s)
Sarfaraz K. Niazi of Deerfield IL (US)
Matthias Magoola of Kampala (UG)
mRNA-Based Vaccine Composition for Inducing Immune Response Against HIV and HPV - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240269260 titled 'mRNA-Based Vaccine Composition for Inducing Immune Response Against HIV and HPV
The present invention involves a messenger RNA composition designed to express specific epitopes of antigens from HIV and HPV to trigger an immune response for preventing or treating infections.
- The invention focuses on utilizing mRNA to target key epitopes of HIV and HPV antigens.
- The mRNA composition aims to induce a robust immune response against these viruses.
- By targeting specific epitopes, the composition enhances the body's ability to recognize and combat HIV and HPV infections.
- This approach could potentially lead to the development of effective vaccines against HIV and HPV.
- The innovation lies in the precise selection and expression of epitopes to elicit a targeted immune response.
Potential Applications: - Development of vaccines for HIV and HPV prevention. - Treatment of HIV and HPV infections through immune system activation. - Research in molecular biology and immunology for other infectious diseases.
Problems Solved: - Addressing the challenges of developing effective vaccines for HIV and HPV. - Enhancing the immune response against specific epitopes of these viruses. - Providing a novel approach to combatting HIV and HPV infections.
Benefits: - Improved immune response targeting key epitopes. - Potential for developing effective vaccines against HIV and HPV. - Advancement in the field of molecular biology and immunology.
Commercial Applications: Title: mRNA Composition for HIV and HPV Vaccines: Commercial Potential and Market Impact Description: The technology offers opportunities for vaccine development companies to create innovative products for HIV and HPV prevention. The market implications include potential partnerships with pharmaceutical companies for vaccine production and distribution.
Questions about mRNA Composition for HIV and HPV Vaccines: 1. How does the mRNA composition specifically target epitopes of HIV and HPV antigens? 2. What are the potential challenges in translating this technology into commercially available vaccines?
Original Abstract Submitted
the present invention generally relates to the field of molecular biology and immunology; more specifically, the invention relates to a messenger rna (mrna) composition to express selected epitopes of the antigens of human immunodeficiency virus (hiv) and human papillomavirus (hpv) for inducing an immune response to prevent or treat hiv and hpv infections.
