TB/Flu-06E

The vaccine platform is based on the live influenza virus vector that is highly attenuated through alteration in NS1 protein function. This effect is achieved by the replacement of immunosuppressive C-terminal part of NS1 open reading frame with foreign sequences, encoding ESAT-6 antigen of M. tuberculosis. Importantly, viral vector itself acts as an adjuvant, stimulating…

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Mip3a/relMtb

The Mip3a/relMtb vaccine is an intranasal therapeutic DNA fusion vaccine encoding the M. tuberculosis stringent response antigen relMtb (Rv2583c) linked to the immature dendritic cell–targeting chemokine Mip3a/CCL20, formulated as a plasmid DNA construct without an added adjuvant.

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mc2-CMX

The mc2-CMX vaccine is a live attenuated vaccine that was developed using M. tuberculosis Ag85, MPT-51 and HSP-x to generate a fusion protein called CMX. The nucleotide sequences corresponding to epitopes 85 to 159 bp of Ag85C and 91 to 112 bp of MPT51 and HSP-x. The gene sequence was inserted in the genome of…

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REA

A multifusion protein-based vaccine formulated with MPL/DDA.

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ChAdOx1.5Ag/MVA.5Ag

ChAdOx1.5Ag is a recombinant, replication deficient chimpanzee adenovirus, expressing the four antigens of the mycobacterium Esx-5a system (PPE15, PE8, EsxI, EsxJ), along with Ag85A. In mice, ChAdOx1.5Ag improved the efficacy of BCG in the lung and spleen, and a further boost with MVA.5Ag further improved efficacy in the spleen. ChAdOx1.5Ag/MVA.5Ag was also promising in non-human…

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