2003
DOI: 10.1128/cdli.10.6.1103-1108.2003
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Impairment by Mucosal Adjuvants and Cross-Reactivity with Variant Peptides of the Mucosal Immunity Induced by Injection of the Fusion Peptide PADRE-ELDKWA

Abstract: Secretory immunity protects against mucosal transmission of viruses, as demonstrated with the oral poliovirus vaccine. In a previous study we showed that this immunity could be induced in mice by injection of a fusion peptide consisting of an unnatural peptide-like sequence (PADRE) and a viral epitope (ELDKWASLW). PADRE is a T-helper-cell epitope able to bind most major histocompatibility complex class II molecules of different haplotypes in mice and humans and to increase antibody responses. ELDKWA is a well-… Show more

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“…Several studies support the notion that CT has potent mucosal adjuvant effects (23,54,56), but there are also data in the literature showing its lack of adjuvanticity against some DIFFERENT ADJUVANTICITY TO HIV PEPTIDES immunogenic (3,25,45) as well as nonimmunogenic antigens (14). The present data showing that a different number of antigen doses were required to attain adjuvanticity against the distinct HIV peptides tested indicate that the adjuvant effects of CT and Cry1Ac are not equal for all antigens.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 58%
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“…Several studies support the notion that CT has potent mucosal adjuvant effects (23,54,56), but there are also data in the literature showing its lack of adjuvanticity against some DIFFERENT ADJUVANTICITY TO HIV PEPTIDES immunogenic (3,25,45) as well as nonimmunogenic antigens (14). The present data showing that a different number of antigen doses were required to attain adjuvanticity against the distinct HIV peptides tested indicate that the adjuvant effects of CT and Cry1Ac are not equal for all antigens.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 58%
“…It has been proposed that this reduction in antibody response might be characteristic of whole-cell vaccines or other particulate antigens, possibly because CT, which itself is a strong immunogen, induces tolerance to the coadministered strong immunogens or redirects the immune response toward itself (3). However adjuvants such as CT and cytosine polyguanine also did not induce mucosal immunity to the fusion peptide PADRE-ELDKWA consisting of an unnatural peptide-like sequence (PADRE) and a viral epitope (ELDKWA) of HIV1, which is not a potent immunogen (14).…”
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confidence: 91%
“…Only the combination of PADRE and CpG or cholera toxin in an HIV peptide-based vaccine reduced the IgA response (45). However, we observed an increase in OVA-specific IgG titer after OVA-P immunization.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 46%
“…In addition, Abs can be directed against the carrier protein and away from the peptide, as was observed by Ho et al, in which anti-HLA-DR reactivity exceeded reactivity to gp120 (100). There are several other examples describing immunization with 2F5 peptides, including 2F5 peptides conjugated to a carrier such as tetanus toxoid (53), bovine serum albumin (127), a CD4 helper T-cell epitope (54), and multivalent peptides on a carbohydrate scaffold (166). The studies described here show the trend that immunization with the 2F5 epitope peptide elicits antipeptide antibodies but does not produce Nt Abs.…”
Section: Vaccines To Target Abs Against the 2f5 And 4e10 Epitopesmentioning
confidence: 94%