Improving the safety profile of DNA prime - protein boost HIV vaccinations
提高 DNA 初免蛋白增强 HIV 疫苗接种的安全性
基本信息
- 批准号:7701148
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 66.82万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2009-07-06 至 2014-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AdjuvantAdverse eventAgonistAnimal ModelAnimalsAntibodiesAntibody FormationBiological MarkersCellular ImmunityClinicalClinical ResearchClinical TrialsCodon NucleotidesDNADNA FingerprintingDNA VaccinesDNA deliveryDataDetectionDoseDrug FormulationsElectroporationExhibitsFutureGaggingHIVHIV Envelope Protein gp120HIV Vaccine Trials NetworkHIV vaccineHIV-1HeadacheHomologous GeneHumanHypersensitivity vasculitisImmunizationInjection of therapeutic agentIntramuscularKnowledgeLaboratoriesLearningLow Grade FeverMacaca mulattaMethodsModelingMonitorMontanide ISA-51MusMyalgiaNeedlesOryctolagus cuniculusPathway interactionsPatient Self-ReportPatternPhasePhase I Clinical TrialsPre-Clinical ModelProteinsQS21Recording of previous eventsSafetySymptomsT-LymphocyteTLR4 geneTestingTimeToll-like receptorsToxicologyTreatment ProtocolsVaccinationVaccinesViralaluminum sulfatebasecytokineenv Gene Productsexperiencegene gunimmunogenicimmunogenicityimprovedincomplete Freund&aposs adjuvantmonophosphoryl lipid Aneutralizing antibodynext generationnonhuman primatenovel markerplasmid DNApre-clinicalpreclinical studyprogramsresponsesimian human immunodeficiency virusvaccine candidatevaccine developmentvaccine evaluationvaccine safetyvaccinology
项目摘要
A polyvalent DMA prime-protein boost vaccine (DP6-001), consisting of codon optimized HIV-1 env (A, B, C,
E) and gag (C) genes and homologous gp120 proteins in QS-21 adjuvant, was evaluated by our team in
both preclinical studies and in a Phase I clinical trial. Data from the clinical trial demonstrated that DNA
priming enhanced the anti-Env antibody (Ab) response following Env protein boost (see Preliminary Studies).
This was the first time that this vaccine strategy for eliciting Ab, termed 'DNA prime/protein boost,' was
demonstrated in humans for HIV vaccine development. Especially encouraging was the detection of
neutralizing antibodies (NAbs) against both homologous and heterologous primary isolates. In addition, T
cell responses against Gag and Env were also induced by DP6-001 vaccination, indicating that the DNA
prime-protein boost strategy has the potential to elicit both anti-HIV NAbs and cellular immunity.
While these results were exciting, the human trial also revealed unanticipated reactogenic complications
that were not seen in either the preclinical, IND-enabling safety/toxicology testing in rabbits or the nonhuman
primate studies. A single case of leukocytoclastic vasculitis (LCV) that transiently occurred in a subject who
received the highest DNA priming dose (7.2 mg intramuscularly) followed by a single protein immunization.
Similarly, all of the other five subjects from this high dose DNA priming group also exhibited reactogenic AEs
as evidenced by self-reported myalgias, low grade fever and headaches following the single protein boost.
These results have made us aware of a boundary condition for an acceptable HIV vaccine: while strong
immunogenicity is good, excessive reactogenicity could limit the widespread deployment of such a vaccine.
As a result of this experience, we have reconfigured our studies in Project 2 in an effort to minimize
reactogenicity as we optimize immunogenicity. Aim 1 will use mice to compare the cytokine profile and TLR
responses between mice receiving low and high DNA prime when protein boost includes QS-21 which was
included in DP6-001. Aim 2 will use the information learned from Aim 1 to test the effect of other adjuvants
(monophosphoryl lipid A, Montanide ISA 51 and alum) that may have lower potential for reactogenicity while
maintaining the high immunogenicity. Aim 3 will examine the reactogenicity of the candidate vaccines in
mice when DNA vaccine is delivered by electroporation. Aim 4 will test the next generation of polyvalent
Env formulation (including optimized adjuvant and DNA delivery method) in rhesus macaques to assess their
immunogenicity, safety, and ability to protect from a viral challenge.
一种多价DMA初免-蛋白加强疫苗(DP 6 -001),由密码子优化的HIV-1 env(A,B,C,
我们的研究小组评估了QS-21佐剂中的gag(C)和gag(E)基因以及同源gp 120蛋白,
临床前研究和I期临床试验。临床试验的数据表明,
引发增强了Env蛋白加强后的抗Env抗体(Ab)应答(参见初步研究)。
这是第一次,这种疫苗的策略,引发抗体,称为'DNA总理/蛋白加强,'是
在人类中用于HIV疫苗的开发。特别令人鼓舞的是,
抗同源和异源原代分离株的中和抗体(NAb)。此外,T
DP 6 -001疫苗接种也诱导了针对Gag和Env的细胞应答,表明DNA
引发蛋白加强策略具有引发抗HIV NAb和细胞免疫的潜力。
虽然这些结果令人兴奋,但人体试验也揭示了意外的反应性并发症
在家兔临床前IND启用安全性/毒理学试验或非人
灵长类研究1例受试者一过性发生白细胞破碎性血管炎(LCV),
接受最高的DNA引发剂量(7.2mg肌内),随后是单一蛋白免疫。
同样,来自该高剂量DNA预激组的所有其他5例受试者也表现出反应原性AE
如自我报告的肌痛、低烧和单一蛋白质加强后的头痛所证明的。
这些结果使我们意识到一种可接受的艾滋病毒疫苗的边界条件:
尽管免疫原性良好,但过度的反应原性可能限制这种疫苗的广泛部署。
由于这一经验,我们重新调整了项目2中的研究,以尽量减少
反应原性,因为我们优化免疫原性。目的1将使用小鼠比较细胞因子谱和TLR
当蛋白加强包括QS-21时,接受低和高DNA初免的小鼠之间的反应,
包括在DP 6 -001中。目标2将使用从目标1中获得的信息来测试其他佐剂的效果
(单磷酰脂质A、Montanide伊萨51和明矾)可能具有较低的反应原性,
保持高免疫原性。目标3将检查候选疫苗的反应原性,
当DNA疫苗通过电穿孔递送时,小鼠的免疫应答。Aim 4将测试下一代多价
Env制剂(包括优化的佐剂和DNA递送方法)在恒河猴中的应用,以评估其
免疫原性、安全性和保护免受病毒攻击的能力。
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