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Non-human mammals for the production of chimeric antibodies

  • US 10,638,736 B2
  • Filed: 04/11/2016
  • Issued: 05/05/2020
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/30/2008
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An isolated non-human mammalian cell whose genome comprises a transgene comprising a chimeric Ig heavy chain locus, or a portion thereof, the transgene comprising in operable linkage from 5′

  • to 3′

    an unrearranged DNA sequence comprising one or more human variable heavy (VH) gene segments, one or more diversity heavy (DH) gene segments and one or more human joining heavy (JH) gene segments, operably linked to a constant region gene comprising a human CH1 exon, a human Cupper hinge exon, a non-human CH2 exon and a non-human CH3 exon, wherein the human CH1 exon is selected from the group consisting of a human mu constant region (Cμ

    ) CH1 exon, a human delta constant region (Cδ

    ) CH1 exon, a human gamma-1 constant region (Cγ

    1) CH1 exon, a human gamma-2 constant region (Cγ

    2) CH1 exon, a human gamma-4 constant region (Cγ

    4) CH1 exon, a human alpha constant region (Cα

    ) CH1 exon, and a human epsilon constant region (Cε

    ) CH1 exon, wherein said isolated non-human mammalian cell comprises a genome encoding a chimeric immunoglobulin heavy chain (IgH) comprising an IgH variable domain and a chimeric IgH constant region and wherein the transgene is constructed by genetic engineering, recombineering or synthesis.

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