Alpine Immune Sciences. has filed a patent for variant CD80 polypeptides with therapeutic potential for immunological and oncological conditions. The claim focuses on a CD80-Fc fusion immunomodulatory protein containing specific amino acid substitutions. This innovation could lead to new treatments for various diseases. GlobalData’s report on Alpine Immune Sciences gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.

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Variant cd80-fc fusion protein for immunotherapy

Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Credit: Alpine Immune Sciences Inc

A recently filed patent (Publication Number: US20240002466A1) discloses a CD80-Fc fusion immunomodulatory protein that includes a variant CD80 polypeptide and an Fc domain. The variant CD80 polypeptide contains specific amino acid substitutions, such as A71G or A71D, in the amino acid sequence of the IgV domain. This fusion protein exhibits increased binding affinity to the ectodomain of human PD-L1 compared to unmodified CD80, potentially enhancing its immunomodulatory properties.

Furthermore, the patent describes the production of the CD80-Fc fusion protein using nucleic acid molecules encoding the protein and vectors for expression in host cells. The protein can be used in various forms, including homodimers, conjugates linked to targeting moieties for specific cell binding, and pharmaceutical compositions for modulating immune responses in subjects. The Fc region of the fusion protein can be a variant with reduced effector function, and the protein may exhibit PD-L1-dependent CD28 costimulation. Overall, the patent covers a range of applications and methods related to this novel CD80-Fc fusion immunomodulatory protein, highlighting its potential in the field of immunotherapy.

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