L4-2286 — Annual report 2010
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Zinc-phosphate nanoparticles with reversibly attached TNF- [alfa] analogs : an interesting concept for potential use in active immunotherapy

This paper describes the preparation and potential use of zinc phosphate nanoparticles with bound TNF-alpha analogues. TNF-alpha bound in such nanoparticles has reduced biological activity, but conserved epitopes, so such particles would be useful for active immunotherapy in chronic inflammatory diseases where TNF-alpha levels are significantly increased.

COBISS.SI-ID: 4607770
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The characterization and potential use of G-CSF dimers and their pegylated conjugates

This paper describes an alternative approach to develop new forms of therapeutic molecules based on protein dimerization. Such a principle was used to prepare different G-CSF dimers and their pegylated conjugates with the aim to obtain a dimer with enhanced therapeutic properties. Similar principles could be used also to prepare different TNF-based particles.

COBISS.SI-ID: 1452892