Novel antibody-peptide conjugate for combatting Neisseria gonorrhoea resistance

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Applications: Novel antimicrobials

A novel antibody-peptide conjugate comprised of Oct-TriA1covalently linked to an anti-N. gonorrhoeae monoclonal antibody. The linker can only be cleaved by certain species of bacteria, resulting in a highly specific therapeutic.

Features Benefits
  • Linker that can only be cleaved by a protease secreted by the gonococcus
  • Specific and selective killing of pathogenic microbes
  • Oct-TriA1 is a highly efficacious antibacterial agent
  • Effective killing of N. gonorrhoeae
  • Therapeutic is only released in the presence of the gonococcal IgA protease
  • Minimises non-selective host cell cytotoxicity that limits use of antimicrobial peptides
  • Modular, plug and play system for targeting, release, and killing of bacterial pathogens
  • Technology can be adapted for other pathogenic bacteria
  • Monoclonal antibody can be functionalised
  • Activation of immune killing to potentiate the antimicrobial

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