RECOMBINANT OR TRANSGENIC FACTOR VII COMPOUND HAVING A MAJORITY OF GLYCAN, BIANTENNARY, BISIALYLATED AND NON-FUCOSYLATED FORMS
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1. A composition of recombinant or transgenic Factor VII (FVII), each molecule of Factor VII of the composition containing glycan forms bound to N-glycosylation sites, wherein among all the molecules of Factor VII of said composition the majority are biantennary, bisialylated and non fucosylated glycan forms compared to all glycan forms bound to N-glycosylation sites of Factor VII of the composition.
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Abstract
The present invention concerns a recombinant or transgenic factor VII compound, each factor VII molecule of the compound having glycan forms linked to N-glycosylation sites, wherein among all the factor VII molecules in said compound, glycan, biantennary, bisialylated and non-fucosylated forms are in the majority. The invention also concerns such a compound for use as a medication, and a method for preparing said compound, among others.
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- 1. A composition of recombinant or transgenic Factor VII (FVII), each molecule of Factor VII of the composition containing glycan forms bound to N-glycosylation sites, wherein among all the molecules of Factor VII of said composition the majority are biantennary, bisialylated and non fucosylated glycan forms compared to all glycan forms bound to N-glycosylation sites of Factor VII of the composition.
- 13. A process for preparing a composition of recombinant or transgenic Factor VII, each molecule of Factor VII of the composition comprises glycan forms bound to N-glycosylation sites and wherein among all molecules of Factor VII of said composition the majority are biantennary, bisialylated glycan forms, the process comprising a step of sialylation by contacting a composition of partially sialylated transgenic or recombinant Factor VII with a sialic acid donor substrate and a sialyltransferase, in a suitable reaction medium in order to allow the activity of the sialyltransferase, for a sufficient period of time and under suitable conditions in order to allow a transfer of the sialic acid from the sialic acid donor substrate to FVII and a sufficient increase in bisialylated forms so that the said bisialylated forms become majority.
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