Abstract: Disclosed is the use of lipopeptides and lipoproteins as mucosal adjuvants for various vaccinations via mucous membranes, particularly intranasally. Said lipopeptides represent peptides or proteins substituted with 2,3-diacyloxy(2R)-propyl at the amino-terminal cystein of a peptide or protein, preferably S-(2,3-bis-palmitoyloxy-(2R)-propyl)cysteinyl peptides derived from mycoplasmas. Said peptides are highly effective even in small doses, produce good immunization results, and increase the IgA level, among others.

Abstract: Disclosed is the use of lipopeptides and lipoproteins as mucosal adjuvants for various vaccinations via mucous membranes, particularly intranasally. Said lipopeptides represent peptides or proteins substituted with 2,3-diacyloxy(2R)-propyl at the amino-terminal cystein of a peptide or protein, preferably S-(2,3-bis-palmitoyloxy-(2R)-propyl)cysteinyl peptides derived from mycoplasmas. Said peptides are highly effective even in small doses, produce good immunization results, and increase the IgA level, among others.

Abstract: The invention provides lipopeptide conjugates in which a cysteine that is double-substituted by a fatty acid is bonded by means of the carboxyl group to a highly soluble, physiologically compatible and non-immunogenic, polymeric conjugate group. The conjugates exhibit an excellent macrophage stimulant action and do not require addition solutizing. They can be used in a wide range of applications, in particular for stimulating macrophages, for stimulating antibody synthesis, for combating infection, as an immunostimulant, in particular in relation to tumors, for preventing and treating septicaemic shock, for would healing and as an adjuvant for vaccines.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for the preparation of a therapeutical composition, in particular, the present invention relates to a method for treating dendritic cells with a combination of at least one interferon gamma receptor agonist and at least one toll like receptor 2 and/or TLR 6 agonist and using these pretreated dendritic cells for the preparation of a therapeutical composition. Moreover, the present invention relates to a therapeutical composition containing dendritic cells and the use thereof for the treatment of various diseases and disorders.

Abstract: The invention relates to novel lipopeptide conjugates, in which a cysteine that is double-substituted by a fatty acid is bonded by means of the carboxyl group to a highly soluble, physiologically compatible and non-immunogenic, polymeric conjugate group. The novel conjugates exhibit an excellent macrophage stimulant action and do not require additional solutizing. They can be used in a wide range of applications, in particular for stimulating macrophages, for stimulating antibody synthesis, for combating infection, as an immunostimulant, in particular in relation to tumours, for preventing and treating septicaemic shock, for wound healing and as an adjuvant for vaccines.

Abstract: Disclosed is the use of lipopeptides and lipoproteins as mucosal adjuvants for various vaccinations via mucous membranes, particularly intranasally. Said lipopeptides represent peptides or proteins substituted with 2,3-diacyloxy(2R)-propyl at the amino-terminal cystein of a peptide or protein, preferably S-(2,3-bispalmitoyloxy-(2R)-propyl)cysteinyl peptides derived from mycoplasmas. Said peptides are highly effective even in small doses, produce good immunization results, and increase the IgA level, among others.

Abstract: The invention concerns a pharmaceutical preparation for the treatment of wounds in animals or humans containing or consisting of a lipopeptide or lipoprotein which carries at the N-terminals a dihydroxypropyl-cysteine group with two, optionally long-chain, fatty acids bonded via ester bonds.

Abstract: The invention relates to the use of a lipopeptide or lipoprotein having the following general structure: 1

Abstract: The invention relates to methods of treating lung infections and lung tumors and treating and preventing metastases of extrapulmonary tumors by administering lipopeptides or lipoproteins having the following formula (I): 1