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<p>More efficacious vaccines are required to improve control of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome viruses (PRRSV). One strategy that has shown promise is the use of centralized antigens, generated from consensus sequence data. Here, we evaluated the consensus sequence approach to develop a PRRSV-1 modified live virus (MLV) vaccine candidate, ‘EU-PRRSV-Con’. EU-PRRSV-Con strain was engineered by inserting consensus sequence open-reading frames encoding envelope proteins of 67 PRRSV-1 strains into an attenuated PRRSV-1 strain backbone. EU-PRRSV-Con was evaluated in pigs and benchmarked against a licensed MLV vaccine. Efficacy was assessed against three different PRRSV-1 isolates. Neutralizing antibodies were elicited by EU-PRRSV-Con, which were more reactive than those induced by the licensed MLV. EU-PRRSV-Con provided better levels of protection (reduced viral loads and lung pathology) than the licensed MLV, although the efficacy against a divergent PRRSV-1 subtype 3 strain was more limited. These data support the development of EU-PRRSV-Con as a vaccine that may aid control of PRRSV-1.</p>

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A centralised immunogen approach to develop a more broadly protective modified live porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus 1 vaccine candidate

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    2025年6月21日

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  • Rory C. F. de Brito,
  • Yashar Sadigh,
  • Joseph Bowman,
  • Stephanie Clive,
  • Ben Jackson,
  • Miriam Pedrera,
  • Fraser Crofts,
  • Matthieu Bernard,
  • Fabian Z. X. Lean,
  • Alejandro Núñez,
  • Julian Seago,
  • Jean-Pierre Frossard,
  • Simon P. Graham

摘要

More efficacious vaccines are required to improve control of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome viruses (PRRSV). One strategy that has shown promise is the use of centralized antigens, generated from consensus sequence data. Here, we evaluated the consensus sequence approach to develop a PRRSV-1 modified live virus (MLV) vaccine candidate, ‘EU-PRRSV-Con’. EU-PRRSV-Con strain was engineered by inserting consensus sequence open-reading frames encoding envelope proteins of 67 PRRSV-1 strains into an attenuated PRRSV-1 strain backbone. EU-PRRSV-Con was evaluated in pigs and benchmarked against a licensed MLV vaccine. Efficacy was assessed against three different PRRSV-1 isolates. Neutralizing antibodies were elicited by EU-PRRSV-Con, which were more reactive than those induced by the licensed MLV. EU-PRRSV-Con provided better levels of protection (reduced viral loads and lung pathology) than the licensed MLV, although the efficacy against a divergent PRRSV-1 subtype 3 strain was more limited. These data support the development of EU-PRRSV-Con as a vaccine that may aid control of PRRSV-1.