Tokyo, July 19, 2006 (JCN) - Trans Genic, a biotech company specializing in genome function research, and the Kumamoto Techno Industrial foundation have concluded an exclusive license agreement on anti-HIV antibodies PCT/JP2004/003046.
The partners have produced a monoclonal antibody with a high level of neutralization activity against HIV as part of a therapeutic drug for AIDS.
The findings were based on experiments on genetically modified mice with high affinity antibody-producing cells.
The Kumamoto foundation has filed an application for international patent for the monoclonal antibody.
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