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immunogénicité => immunological reactivity

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  2 Hits www.alosbi.org.tr  
La plupart des produits biologiques sont des protéines bio-thérapeutiques, qui offrent une faible immunogénicité et des fonctions complexes très spécifiques tout en n’intervenant que de façon minimale dans les processus biologiques normaux.
Most biologics are bio-therapeutical proteins, which offer low immunogenicity and highly specific, complex functions while interfering only minimally with normal biologic processes. This gives them the potential to replace gene therapy.
  2 Hits www.worldgastroenterology.org  
Ces agents ont démontré leur efficacité pour améliorer la réponse à un traitement d’infliximab et peuvent être utiles afin de réduire l’immunogénicité en utilisation concomitante avec d’autres anti-TNF.
Immunosuppressive drugs, such as 6-MP and AZA, can also be very helpful in the treatment of fistulas in CD. These agents have been shown to enhance the response to infliximab and may be useful when used concomitantly with other anti-TNF agents by reducing their immunogenicity.
  www.2025ev.de  
Cette acquisition permet en particulier à Platine Pharma Services d’accéder à la plateforme propriétaire Immunoline™ qui sert à l’évaluation prédictive d’immunogénicité et lui donne accès à une expertise reconnue en développement d’immuno‐essais.
This transaction will be a contribution in kind by Indicia in exchange for new shares in the capital of PPS. Indicia will thus hold 32% of Platine Pharma Services. Innate Pharma and Transgene support this transaction which will allow Platine Pharma Services to accelerate its development through access to new businesses and new clients.
  www.meningvax.org  
Considérant en particulier les résultats préliminaires sur l’immunogénicité du nouveau vaccin conjugué anti-méningocoque A et la possibilité de son introduction à brève échéance dans les pays à risque,
Considering, in particular, the preliminary results of the immunogenicity of the new meningococcal A conjugate vaccine and the possibility of introducing it before long in countries at risk;
  www.ladydavis.ca  
Son laboratoire s'intéresse aussi aux mécanismes fondamentaux sous-jacents à l'immunogénicité du vaccin à ADN et il comprend un programme dynamique axé sur l'élucidation des réactions immunitaires innées à l'ADN étranger.
Dr. Zaharatos’ research focuses on two major themes. Using DNA vaccines as a flexible platform for vaccine innovation and experimentation, the Zaharatos lab works on rational vector, immunogen, and adjuvant design, including ways of guiding immunogens toward antigen-presentation pathways that enhance B-cell and CD4 T-helper responses. The ultimate goal of this work is to create potent DNA vaccines targeting viral envelope glycoproteins such as HIV-1 gp120 and influenza virus hemagglutinin. The laboratory is also interested in the basic mechanisms underlying DNA vaccine immunogenicity and has an active program centered on deciphering innate immune responses to foreign DNA.
  camr-rcam.hc-sc.gc.ca  
évalueront l'innocuité et l'immunogénicité d'un nouveau vaccin contre la pandémie de grippe;
assess the safety and immunogenicity of a novel pandemic influenza vaccine
  www.listeriosis-listeriose.investigation-enquete.gc.ca  
De plus, la glycosylation des plantes est une barrière importante à l’administration parentérale de produits biopharmaceutiques à base de plantes en raison des préoccupations relatives à l’immunogénicité potentielle.
Until recently, low accumulation levels have been the major bottleneck for plant-made recombinant protein production. However, several breakthroughs have been described in the past few years allowing for very high accumulation levels, mainly through chloroplast transformation and transient expression, coupled with subcellular targeting and protein fusions. Another important factor influencing our ability to use plants for the production of recombinant proteins is the availability of quick and simple purification strategies. Recent developpments using oleosin, zein, ELP and hydrophobin fusion tags have shown promise as efficient and cost-effective methods for nonchromatographic separation. Furthermore, plant glycosylation is a major barrier to the parenteral administration of plantmade biopharmaceuticals because of potential immunogenicity concerns. A major effort has been invested in humanizing plant glycosylation, and several groups have been able to reduce or eliminate immunogenic glycans while introducing mammalian-specific glycans. Finally, biosafety issues and public perception are essential for the acceptance of plants as bioreactors for the production of proteins. Over recent years, it has become clear that food and feed plants carry an inherent risk of contaminating our food supply, and thus much effort has focused on the use of non-food plants. Presently, Nicotiana benthamiana has emerged as the preferred host for transient expression, while tobacco is most frequently used for chloroplast transformation. In this review, we focus on the main issues hindering the economical production of recombinant proteins in plants, describing the current efforts for addressing these limitations, and we include an extensive list of recent patents generated with the intention of solving these limitations.
  9 Hits bella-manufactory.lu  
Tests d'immunogénicité
Immunogenecity testing
  www5.agr.gc.ca  
De plus, la glycosylation des plantes est une barrière importante à l’administration parentérale de produits biopharmaceutiques à base de plantes en raison des préoccupations relatives à l’immunogénicité potentielle.
Until recently, low accumulation levels have been the major bottleneck for plant-made recombinant protein production. However, several breakthroughs have been described in the past few years allowing for very high accumulation levels, mainly through chloroplast transformation and transient expression, coupled with subcellular targeting and protein fusions. Another important factor influencing our ability to use plants for the production of recombinant proteins is the availability of quick and simple purification strategies. Recent developpments using oleosin, zein, ELP and hydrophobin fusion tags have shown promise as efficient and cost-effective methods for nonchromatographic separation. Furthermore, plant glycosylation is a major barrier to the parenteral administration of plantmade biopharmaceuticals because of potential immunogenicity concerns. A major effort has been invested in humanizing plant glycosylation, and several groups have been able to reduce or eliminate immunogenic glycans while introducing mammalian-specific glycans. Finally, biosafety issues and public perception are essential for the acceptance of plants as bioreactors for the production of proteins. Over recent years, it has become clear that food and feed plants carry an inherent risk of contaminating our food supply, and thus much effort has focused on the use of non-food plants. Presently, Nicotiana benthamiana has emerged as the preferred host for transient expression, while tobacco is most frequently used for chloroplast transformation. In this review, we focus on the main issues hindering the economical production of recombinant proteins in plants, describing the current efforts for addressing these limitations, and we include an extensive list of recent patents generated with the intention of solving these limitations.
  3 Hits www.tax.gov  
Immunogénicité encourageante du vaccin VLA15
No safety concerns associated with VLA15 in any treatment group
  clf2-nsi2.hc-sc.gc.ca  
évalueront l'innocuité et l'immunogénicité d'un nouveau vaccin contre la pandémie de grippe;
assess the safety and immunogenicity of a novel pandemic influenza vaccine
  www.entrecodigos.com  
Tests d'immunogénicité
Immunogenecity testing
  www.tod.org.il  
des services d’immunomonitoring (avec la plate-forme de sa filiale Platine) pour évaluer l’immunogénicité, l’activité et l’efficacité des produits lors des phases d’études précliniques et cliniques.
Immunomonitoring services (through its subsidiary Platine) to evaluate  the immunogenicity, activity, and efficacy of products during pre-clinical and clinical trial phases.
  45 Hits hc-sc.gc.ca  
Questions - Immunogénicité
Questions - Immunogenicity
  9 Hits www.hivnet.ubc.ca  
Étude d’innocuité et d’immunogénicité de phase I sur le CpG ODN 7909 comme immunomodulateur et adjuvant au vaccin Engerix®-B chez des patients VIH-positifs traités par HAART.
Phase I Safety and Immunogenicity Study of CpG ODN 7909 as an Immune Modulator and Adjuvant to Engerix®-B Vaccine in Haart-Treated, HIV-Positive Patients.
  45 Hits www.hc-sc.gc.ca  
Questions - Immunogénicité
Questions - Immunogenicity
  www.wma.net  
Délibérément ou par inadvertance, la modification génétique de certains microorganismes pourrait engendrer de nouveaux organismes plus virulents, résistants aux antibiotiques ou plus stables dans l'environnement. La manipulation de ces microorganismes peut modifier leur immunogénicité, leur permettant ainsi de briser les barrières immunitaires naturelles ou induites par la vaccinothérapie.
All who participate in biomedical research have a moral and ethical obligation to consider the implications of possible malicious use of their findings. Through deliberate or inadvertent means, genetic modification of microorganisms could create organisms that are more virulent, are antibiotic-resistant, or have greater stability in the environment. Genetic modification of microorganisms could alter their immunogenicity, allowing them to evade natural- and vaccine-induced immunity. Advances in genetic engineering and gene therapy may allow modification of the immune response system of the target population to increase or decrease susceptibility to a pathogen or disrupt the functioning of normal host genes.
  6 Hits www.chuv.ch  
Essai clinique de phase I en double aveugle, randomisé et contrôlé par placebo pour évaluer l'innocuité et l'immunogénicité du BCG et d'AERAS-404 administrés en primo-immunisation à des adultes VIH-négatifs, TB-négatifs et BCG-naïfs.
Yellow fever immunization with vaccine strain YF-17D is a classic example of a safe and efficient live attenuated vaccine. A single dose induces a durable protection due to neutralizing antibodies and YF-specific T cell responses.
  www.agr.ca  
De plus, la glycosylation des plantes est une barrière importante à l’administration parentérale de produits biopharmaceutiques à base de plantes en raison des préoccupations relatives à l’immunogénicité potentielle.
Until recently, low accumulation levels have been the major bottleneck for plant-made recombinant protein production. However, several breakthroughs have been described in the past few years allowing for very high accumulation levels, mainly through chloroplast transformation and transient expression, coupled with subcellular targeting and protein fusions. Another important factor influencing our ability to use plants for the production of recombinant proteins is the availability of quick and simple purification strategies. Recent developpments using oleosin, zein, ELP and hydrophobin fusion tags have shown promise as efficient and cost-effective methods for nonchromatographic separation. Furthermore, plant glycosylation is a major barrier to the parenteral administration of plantmade biopharmaceuticals because of potential immunogenicity concerns. A major effort has been invested in humanizing plant glycosylation, and several groups have been able to reduce or eliminate immunogenic glycans while introducing mammalian-specific glycans. Finally, biosafety issues and public perception are essential for the acceptance of plants as bioreactors for the production of proteins. Over recent years, it has become clear that food and feed plants carry an inherent risk of contaminating our food supply, and thus much effort has focused on the use of non-food plants. Presently, Nicotiana benthamiana has emerged as the preferred host for transient expression, while tobacco is most frequently used for chloroplast transformation. In this review, we focus on the main issues hindering the economical production of recombinant proteins in plants, describing the current efforts for addressing these limitations, and we include an extensive list of recent patents generated with the intention of solving these limitations.