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titleOfInvention Vaccines for prophylaxis against HIV infections and/or for AIDS therapy and process for preparing them
abstract Kultivierung von HIV in einem Kulturmedium, das als Phosphorquelle das radioaktive Phosphorisotop 32 15 P enthält; Isolierung und Abtrennung der kultivierten HIV-Partikel aus dem Kulturmedium unter solchen Bedingungen, die wenigstens 50 % oder mehr des viralen gpl20-Antigens erhalten; und Aufbewahrung der so gebildeten und isolierten HIV-Partikel, deren RNA wenigstens eine Phosphorsäure-Di-Estergruppe enthält, deren Phosphorspezies aus 32 15 P besteht für einen Zeitraum von mehr als zwei Monate bei einer Temperatur von minus 70°C oder unterhalb minus 70°C. A vaccine for the prophylaxis against HIV infection and / or for the therapy of AIDS has a content of inactivated HIV particles. The inactivated HIV particles are available from: Cultivation of HIV in a culture medium that is the source of phosphorus, the radioactive phosphorus isotope 32 15 P contains; Isolating and separating the cultured HIV particles from the culture medium under such conditions that receive at least 50% or more of the gpl20 viral antigen; and Storage of the thus formed and isolated HIV particles, the RNA of which contains at least one phosphoric acid di-ester group, the phosphorus species of 32 15 P exists for a period of more than two months at a temperature of minus 70 ° C or below minus 70 ° C. n n n Preferably, each individual HIV genome is said to be at least about 1 to 4 radioactive 32 15 P-isotopes.n n n A method for producing the vaccine provides, in addition to the above method steps, the further step of making up the inactivated HIV genome obtained after long-term low-temperature storage into an applicable vaccine.
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