| Literature DB >> 32288919 |
Sebastien Deville1, Juliette Ben Arous1, Ghislaine Ionkoff1, François Bertranda Sergey Kukushkin2, Taufik Baybikov2, Vladimir Borisov2, Laurent Dupuis1.
Abstract
PRRSV live vaccines are widely used in pig farming practice and are usually not adjuvanted. For safety issues, it would be useful to reduce the antigenic load of such vaccines while preserving their efficacy. In this study we show that the addition of polymer or oil adjuvants in a PRRS live vaccine enhanced the protection to challenge of vaccinated animals compared to a non-adjuvanted commercial reference. Moreover, for both types of adjuvants, despite lower antibody titers, the protection to challenge given by the adjuvanted vaccine containing only 50% of the antigen load was equivalent to the protection given by the non-adjuvanted vaccine. These results demonstrate that the addition of relevant adjuvants can enhance the efficacy of the protection conferred to animals by live vaccines.Entities:
Keywords: Montanide; PRRS; adjuvant; live vaccine; pig
Year: 2012 PMID: 32288919 PMCID: PMC7128483 DOI: 10.1016/j.provac.2012.04.018
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Procedia Vaccinol