Use of the M3 protein of MHV68 to block binding of a...

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C530S826000, C530S350000, C435S375000, C435S007200, C435S007300, C436S501000, C424S193100, C424S229100

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06843991

ABSTRACT:
A pharmaceutical composition comprises M3 protein as encoded by virus MHV 68, or a homologue of said M3 protein, for use in binding to a chemokine or a chemokine analogue in vivo, or to block binding of chemokines to corresponding cell surface receptors in vivo, to produce an immunomodulatory effect, or to bind to a chemokine analogue present in a virus or parasite to block its entry into cells.

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