Effectiveness of the E2-classical swine fever virus recombinant vaccine produced and formulated within whey from genetically transformed goats.

作者: O. Sánchez , M. Barrera , O. Farnós , N. C. Parra , E. R. Salgado

DOI: 10.1128/CVI.00416-14

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摘要: Subunit recombinant vaccines against classical swine fever virus (CSFV) are a promising alternative to overcome practical and biosafety issues with inactivated vaccines. One of the strategies in evaluation under field conditions is use new marker E2-based vaccine produced milk adenovirally transduced goats. Previously we had demonstrated efficacy this antigen, which conferred early protection long-lasting immunity CSFV infection. Here, have used simpler downstream process obtain formulate E2 glycoprotein expressed mammary gland. The expression levels reached approximately 1.7 mg/ml, instead chromatographic separation utilized clarification that eliminates fat content, retains minor amount caseins, includes an adenoviral inactivation step improves final formulation. In vaccination challenge experiment swine, different doses antigen contained within clarified whey generated effective immune response neutralizing antibodies protected all animals lethal CSFV. During immunization after challenge, were monitored for adverse reactions related or symptoms CSF, respectively. No clinical signs disease observed vaccinated animals, no replication could be detected challenge. Overall, consider simplicity procedures proposed here further toward introduction implementation commercial subunit CSF.

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