2002
DOI: 10.1006/viro.2001.1345
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Comparison of Vaccine Strategies Using Recombinant env–gag–pol MVA with or without an Oligomeric Env Protein Boost in the SHIV Rhesus Macaque Model

Abstract: Rhesus macaques were immunized with a replication-deficient vaccinia virus (MVA) expressing human immunodeficiency virus type 1 89.6 envelope (env) and SIV gagpol (MVA/SHIV89.6) with or without a protein boost consisting of soluble 89.6 env (gp140). Immunization with MVA/SHIV89.6 alone elicited binding antibodies in all animals and neutralizing antibodies in 5 of 15 animals. Both types of antibodies were enhanced by protein boosting. In addition, CD8 cells exhibiting CM9 tetramer binding were detected in the s… Show more

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“…The peak percentage of unstimulated CD8 ϩ T cells able to bind p11C tetramer postAd5hr-SIV gag immunization ranged from 0.5 to 1.6%. This is comparable to some DNA-cytokine approaches (6) and greater than some alternate vector approaches (21,53), but less than that achieved by two high-dose replication-defective Ad5-SIV gag immunizations (57) and by a DNA/MVA approach (2). In contrast, IFN-␥ secretion in response to the p11C peptide was higher in our study following the two replicating Ad5hr-SIV gag immunizations (mean of 1,600 SFC/10 6 PBMC) than responses following two or three replicationdefective Ad5-SIV gag immunizations (reference 57 and supplemental information).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…The peak percentage of unstimulated CD8 ϩ T cells able to bind p11C tetramer postAd5hr-SIV gag immunization ranged from 0.5 to 1.6%. This is comparable to some DNA-cytokine approaches (6) and greater than some alternate vector approaches (21,53), but less than that achieved by two high-dose replication-defective Ad5-SIV gag immunizations (57) and by a DNA/MVA approach (2). In contrast, IFN-␥ secretion in response to the p11C peptide was higher in our study following the two replicating Ad5hr-SIV gag immunizations (mean of 1,600 SFC/10 6 PBMC) than responses following two or three replicationdefective Ad5-SIV gag immunizations (reference 57 and supplemental information).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…Actually, different HIV-1 strains were used in the different studies cited above. Third, different vaccination methods can induce different patterns of immune responses (12), especially regarding the induction of neutralizing antibodies (20). Good immunogenicity in our system is likely due to good levels of expression and maturation of HIV Env in cells infected by live recombinant MV, resulting to an efficient presentation to the immune system.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent efforts to use synthetic peptides or recombinant proteins in creative ways that may induce effective neutralizing antibody responses have not substantially improved on the disappointing results obtained with similar approaches used in early HIV vaccine studies (9,23,25,28,38,41,68,69). Neither has the use of a virus-like particle vaccine or in vivo expression systems achieved potent primary virus-neutralizing antibody responses (2,4,16,24,37,49,50,58,59,72). The outcome obtained in such studies always included one of the following: no neutralizing antibodies were detected, neutralizing antibodies were obtained that were specific for the homologous immunizing strain or cross-reacted with only T-cell line-adapted strains, or neutralizing antibodies were not observed until after the monkeys were challenged with SHIV.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%