Binding domains of proteins of the repulsive guidance molecule (RGM) protein family and functional fragments thereof, and their use
First Claim
1. An isolated neogenin receptor-binding domain derived from a human RGM A as shown in SEQ ID NO:
- 2, comprising an amino acid sequence from amino acid position 200 to 350 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 200 to 325 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 200 to 300 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 200 to 285 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 250 to 285 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 260 to 285 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 215 to 340 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 260 to 340 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 250 to 300 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 260 to 291 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 210 to 260 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 290 to 350 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 218 to 284 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 266 to 335 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 168 to 422 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or SEQ ID NO;
8, or SEQ ID NO;
26, or SEQ ID NO;
27, or a functional, neogenin receptor-binding fragment thereof.
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Abstract
The invention concerns the identification and use of neogenin receptor-binding domains of members of the repulsive guidance molecule (RGM) protein family as well as polypeptide fragments derived therefrom. The inventive domains, i.e. peptide fragments are suited as agents for the active or passive immunization of individuals as well as diagnostic and therapeutic agents for use with diseases or pathological conditions in whose origin or progression, a member of the RGM family and a cellular receptor assigned to this molecule are involved. The invention also concerns monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies directed against the inventive binding domains and against the polypeptides derived therefrom, and to method for producing the inventive domains, polypeptides and antibodies.
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6 Claims
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1. An isolated neogenin receptor-binding domain derived from a human RGM A as shown in SEQ ID NO:
- 2, comprising an amino acid sequence from amino acid position 200 to 350 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 200 to 325 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 200 to 300 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 200 to 285 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 250 to 285 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 260 to 285 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 215 to 340 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 260 to 340 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 250 to 300 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 260 to 291 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 210 to 260 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 290 to 350 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 218 to 284 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 266 to 335 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or from amino acid position 168 to 422 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
2, or SEQ ID NO;
8, or SEQ ID NO;
26, or SEQ ID NO;
27, or a functional, neogenin receptor-binding fragment thereof. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
- 2, comprising an amino acid sequence from amino acid position 200 to 350 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
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6. An isolated neogenin receptor-binding domain or binding fragment of SEQ ID NO:
- 2, which comprises at least 10 consecutive amino acid residues from the sequence region from position 260 to 291 or 267 to 285 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
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- 2, which comprises at least 10 consecutive amino acid residues from the sequence region from position 260 to 291 or 267 to 285 as shown in SEQ ID NO;
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