SeV986A
Our group utilizes an replication-defective Sendai virus (SeV) as TB vaccine vector, and constructed SeV85AB and SeV986A vaccine. SeV986A expressed a fusion of acute- and latency-stage Mtb antigens (4 antigens). In murine models, it serves as a potent BCG-booster, significantly reducing bacterial burden in both active and latent infection challenges.
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This TB vaccine candidate comprises a live attenuated Listeria monocytogenes vector with two major virulence gene deletions and a T-cell immunity enhancing mutation (Lm ΔactA ΔinlB prfA*) that expresses nine M. tuberculosis immunoprotective proteins (Mpt64, TB10.4, ESAT-6, CFP10, Ag85B, EsxN, PPE68, EspA, and TB8.4 – four absent from BCG) from two chromosomal fusion protein expression…
Read MoreMycobacterium microti ATCC 35782
The Mycobacterium microti ATCC 35782 strain corresponds to the M. microti strain used in Prague in the 1960’s where it was known as the ‘M.P.’ strain, referring to the abbreviated form of ‘Murinus Praha’. The M.P. strain originates from Dr Wells’ OV166 strain, isolated from Orkney voles [3], which was then adapted by Dr Sula…
Read MoreSpray Dried ID93+GLA-SE
AAHI’s tuberculosis vaccine candidate includes a recombinant fusion subunit protein antigen, ID93, formulated with GLA-SE, a squalene emulsion containing the synthetic Toll-like receptor 4 agonist glucopyranosyl lipid A (GLA). The vaccine candidate was developed on AAHI’s formulation (adjuvant and delivery vehicle) vaccine platform.
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VPM1002 is a recombinant, urease C-deficient, listeriolysin expressing BCG vaccine strain and was generated in order to induce a broader immune response against mycobacterial antigens.
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