Veterinary Vaccine Development Flashcards

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What decisions are made when vaccines are developed?

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  • increase production of protective immunological memory
  • decrease side effects
  • maximise production and ease of use
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How are adjuvants chosen to be used?

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  • magnitude of immune response stimulated by the vaccine alone versus plus adjuvant
  • level of reduction in side effects of dosage
    -The type of immune response simulated by the vaccine alone
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What does DIVA stand for?

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Differentiating infected from vaccinated animals

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How is DIVA solved?

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  • Positive marker strategy (addition of a unique tag for vaccine antigen)
  • Negative marker strategy (vaccine lacks a pathogen molecule - test detects antibodies against that specific antigen)
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What are the cons of live attenuated vaccines?

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  • risk of reversion to virulence (pathogens damage ability)
  • storage challenges
  • production challenges
  • severe disease in immunocompromised
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What are the categories of modern vaccine technologies?

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category 1 - Recombinantly expressed antigens
category 11 - genetically attenuated organisms
category 111- live recombinant organisums
catagory 1111 - DNA/RNA vaccine

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How do catagory 1 vaccines work?

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  • add a key antigen gene into another organism and then purify it for vaccination
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Why are category 1 vaccines used?

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  • ability to produce lots of known antigen
  • negative or positive marker in DIVA testing
  • EXAMPLE = LYME DISEASE VACCINE FOR DOGS
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How do category 11 vaccines work?

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  • Remove key virulence factor (such as an enzyme for replication) from pathogen
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Why are category 11 vaccines used?

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  • similar advantages to attenuated for strong, appropriate immune response
  • no issues of reversion as designed attenuation
  • DIVA negative marker possible (seen in strangles vaccine)
    -EXAMPLE= PSEUDORABIES IN PIGS
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How do category 111 vaccines work?

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  • express your target antigen in a different organism eg. a live virus
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Why use category 111 vaccine method?

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  • easy to manipulate
  • elect the strong immune response
  • DIVA positive and negative marker possible
  • EXAMPLE = RABBIES-VACCINIA VACCINE (G -PROTIEN)
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How do Category IV vaccines work?

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  • mRNA encoding key protein/ peptide antigen inside a lipid nanoparticle = fuses with host cell and translates
  • loaded onto MHC class 1 and 11
  • also secreated out of cells
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