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Effective thrombosis mediated by human prourokinase-like polypeptides with increased binding affinity for thrombosis

Assignee: Nippon Soda Co Ltd
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Filing: 1990-06-07
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Granted: 1994-05-31
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Expires: 2010-06-07
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Abstract

Abstract Human prourokinase-like polypeptides of which oligopeptides having a structure to form a covalent bond with blood clot (thrombus) through enzymatic action of human blood coagulation factor XIII are attached to the NH 2 -terminal sides of human prourokinase derivatives.

Inventors

  • 👤 Yoh-ichi Kobayashi
  • 👤 Ken Watabe
  • 👤 Yukuo Mukohara
  • 👤 Masayuki Satoh
  • 👤 Hiroaki Nakamura

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
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Last Synchronized 2026-10-27 13:27
CPC Classifications
C; C12; C12N; C12N9/00; C12N9/14; C12N9/48; C12N9/50; C12N9/64; C12N9/6421; C12N9/6424; C12N9/6456; C12N9/6462; C07; C07K; C07K14/00; C07K14/435; C07K14/745; C12Y; C12Y304/00; C12Y304/21; C12Y304/21073; A; A61; A61K; A61K38/00; C07K2319/00; C07K2319/33

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 8
Claim 1
Independent Claim 176 words
A substantially pure, enzymatically-active, human prourokinase mutein comprising a human prourokinase derivative fused with an amino-terminal oligopeptide, said amino-terminal oligopeptide capable of forming a covalent bond with fibrin present in a blood clot through the enzymatic action of human blood coagulation factor XIII, wherein said prourokinase derivative is derived from the amino acid sequence Ser 1 -Leu 411 of human prourokinase and consists essentially of an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of Leu 4 -Leu 411 , Leu 4 -Leu 411 in which lysine 135 is substituted with a glutamine residue, Leu 4 -Leu 411 in which lysine 135 and arginine 156 are both substituted with glutamine residues, Leu 4 -Leu 411 in which lysine 135 is substituted with an aspartate residue and arginine 156 is substituted with a glutamine residue, Leu 144 -Leu 411 , and Leu 144 -Leu 411 in which arginine 156 is substituted with a glutamine residue; and, wherein said amino terminal oligopeptide is selected from the group consisting of (Met.)Asn.Gln.Glu.Gln.Val.Ser.Pro.Leu.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Gln.Ala.Gln.Gln.Met.Val.Gln.Pro.Gln.Ser.Pro.Val.Ala.Val.Lys, (Met.)Ala.Gln.Lys.Met.Val.Gln.Pro.Leu.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Ala.Gln.Lys.Met.Val.Gln.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Gln.Glu.Gln.Val.Ser.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Asn.Gln.Asp.Gln.Val.Ser.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Asn.Gln.Glu.Asn.Val.Ser.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, and, (Met.)Asn.Gln.Ser.Met.Val.Ser.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 176 words
A substantially pure, enzymatically-active, human prourokinase mutein comprising a human prourokinase derivative fused with an amino-terminal oligopeptide, said amino-terminal oligopeptide capable of forming a covalent bond with fibrin present in a blood clot through the enzymatic action of human blood coagulation factor XIII, wherein said prourokinase derivative is derived from the amino acid sequence Ser 1 -Leu 411 of human prourokinase and consists essentially of an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of Leu 4 -Leu 411 , Leu 4 -Leu 411 in which lysine 135 is substituted with a glutamine residue, Leu 4 -Leu 411 in which lysine 135 and arginine 156 are both substituted with glutamine residues, Leu 4 -Leu 411 in which lysine 135 is substituted with an aspartate residue and arginine 156 is substituted with a glutamine residue, Leu 144 -Leu 411 , and Leu 144 -Leu 411 in which arginine 156 is substituted with a glutamine residue; and, wherein said amino terminal oligopeptide is selected from the group consisting of (Met.)Asn.Gln.Glu.Gln.Val.Ser.Pro.Leu.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Gln.Ala.Gln.Gln.Met.Val.Gln.Pro.Gln.Ser.Pro.Val.Ala.Val.Lys, (Met.)Ala.Gln.Lys.Met.Val.Gln.Pro.Leu.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Ala.Gln.Lys.Met.Val.Gln.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Gln.Glu.Gln.Val.Ser.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Asn.Gln.Asp.Gln.Val.Ser.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, (Met.)Asn.Gln.Glu.Asn.Val.Ser.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys, and, (Met.)Asn.Gln.Ser.Met.Val.Ser.Pro.Gln.Thr.Leu.Leu.Lys.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 37 words
An isolated and purified DNA segment consisting essentially of a region encoding a human prourokinase mutein of claim 1 an allelic variant or exhibiting equivalent biological activity, capable of hybridizing therewith under conditions allowing detection of 70%.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 35 words
DNA segment of claim 2 further comprising a transcriptional promoter element in operable linkage with said region encoding a human prourokinase mutein, said promoter element useful as a promoter of gene expression in E. coli.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 23 words
A DNA construct comprising a DNA sequence of claim 2 and a replication system capable of replication in an E. coli host cell.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 35 words
A recombinant plasmid comprising a DNA sequence of claim 2 wherein said plasmid is a cloning vehicle and is capable of expressing a DNA sequence of claim 2 in a transformed E. coli host cell.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 10 words
E. coli transformed with the plasmid according to claim 5.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim 28 words
The E. coli transformants of the DNA construct of claim 4 selected from the E. coli strain transformants consisting essentially of FERM BP-2467, FERM BP-2465, and FERM BP-2466.

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