Phage-derived particles for in situ delivery of dna payload into c. acnes population
US-2022135986-A1 · May 5, 2022 · US
US11739304B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11739304-B2 |
| Application number | US-202217742693-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | May 12, 2022 |
| Priority date | May 12, 2021 |
| Publication date | Aug 29, 2023 |
| Grant date | Aug 29, 2023 |
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The present invention concerns a production bacterial cell for producing lytic phage particles or lytic phage-derived delivery vehicles, said production bacterial cell stably comprising at least one phage structural genes and at least one phage DNA packaging genes, said phage structural gene(s) and phage DNA packaging gene(s) being derived from a lytic bacteriophage, wherein the expression of at least one of said phage structural genes and/or at least one of said phage DNA packaging gene(s) in said production bacterial cell is controlled by an induction mechanism.
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The invention claimed is: 1. Production bacterial cell for producing lytic phage particles or lytic phage-derived delivery vehicles, said production bacterial cell stably comprising the phage structural genes and phage DNA packaging genes of a lytic bacteriophage, wherein the expression of said phage structural genes and said phage DNA packaging genes in said production bacterial cell is controlled by an induction mechanism comprising phage excision/insertion genes, phage DNA replication genes, and phage regulation genes of a second, non-lytic bacteriophage, wherein said phage excision/insertion genes, phage DNA replication genes and phage regulation genes are neither phage DNA packaging genes nor phage structural genes, wherein said production bacterial cell does not comprise phage excision/insertion genes and/or phage replication genes of the lytic bacteriophage, wherein said production bacterial cell is a P. freudenreichii bacterial cell, wherein the lytic bacteriophage is a C. acnes phage and wherein the second, non-lytic bacteriophage is a P. freudenreichii phage. 2. The production bacterial cell according to claim 1 , wherein said bacterial cell further comprises a payload to be packaged into said phage particles or phage-derived delivery vehicles. 3. The production bacterial cell according to claim 2 , wherein said payload is a nucleic acid payload comprising a packaging site derived from said lytic bacteriophage. 4. The production bacterial cell according to claim 2 , wherein said payload is to be delivered into targeted bacterial cells. 5. The production bacterial cell according to claim 4 , wherein said payload is stably maintained in said targeted bacterial cells. 6. The production bacterial cell according to claim 4 , wherein said payload does not replicate in said targeted bacterial cells. 7. The production bacterial cell according to claim 4 , wherein said payload comprises a sequence of interest. 8. The production bacterial cell according to claim 7 , wherein said sequence of interest only generates an effect in said targeted bacterial cells. 9. The production bacterial cell according to claim 8 , wherein said targeted bacterial cells are from a species or strain different from the production bacterial cell. 10. The production bacterial cell according to claim 1 , wherein said induction mechanism further controls the copy number of said phage structural genes and said phage DNA packaging genes. 11. The production bacterial cell according to claim 2 , wherein said induction mechanism further controls the copy number of said payload in said production bacterial cell. 12. The production bacterial cell according to claim 2 , wherein another induction mechanism controls the copy number of said payload in said production bacterial cell. 13. The production bacterial cell of claim 1 , wherein said phage structural genes and phage DNA packaging genes of said lytic bacteriophage are comprised in at least one plasmid, chromosome and/or helper phage. 14. The production bacterial cell according to claim 1 , wherein said production bacterial cell is from the same bacterial strain as the bacterial strain from which said non-lytic bacteriophage comes and/or that said non-lytic bacteriophage targets. 15. The production bacterial cell according to claim 1 , comprising the entire structural operon of the lytic bacteriophage.
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