Showing papers by "Richard Lathe published in 1985"
TL;DR: Recommendations for probe design and hybridization are presented, and the choice between using multiple probes reflecting all codon possibilities and a unique optimal probe is discussed.
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Patent•
24 Apr 1985
TL;DR: Virus of the vaccina characterized in that it comprises all or part of an ADN(I) sequence coding for an antigenic glycoprotein of rabies.
Abstract: Virus of the vaccina characterized in that it comprises all or part of an ADN(I) sequence coding for an antigenic glycoprotein of rabies.
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Patent•
24 Apr 1985
TL;DR: Virus of the vaccina characterized in that it comprises all or part of an ADN(I) sequence coding for an antigenic glycoprotein of rabies as discussed by the authors.
Abstract: Virus of the vaccina characterized in that it comprises all or part of an ADN(I) sequence coding for an antigenic glycoprotein of rabies.
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Patent•
24 Apr 1985
TL;DR: In this article, LathE et al. presented an invention concerne un virus de la vaccine caracterise en ce qu'il comporte tout ou partie d'une sequence ADN(I) codant for une glycoproteine antigenique de la rage.
Abstract: "VACCIN CONTRE LA RAGE ET PROCEDE POUR SA PREPARATION" Invention de : LATHE Richard KIENY Marie-Paule DRILLIEN Robert LECOCQ Jean-Pierre TRANSGENE S.A. La presente invention concerne un virus de la vaccine caracterise en ce qu'il comporte tout ou partie d'une sequence ADN(I) codant pour une glycoproteine antigenique de la rage.
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01 Jan 1985
TL;DR: The attempt to control the proliferation of rabies virus remains a major preoccupation of health authorities worldwide and the techniques of genetic engineering present an attractive alternative.
Abstract: The attempt to control the proliferation of rabies virus remains a major preoccupation of health authorities worldwide. Effective vaccines based upon inactivated rabies virus have been developed, however the cost of these preparations has impeded systematic preventive vaccination. The techniques of genetic engineering therefore present an attractive alternative.