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Vaccimonitor

versión impresa ISSN 1025-028Xversión On-line ISSN 1025-0298

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ROBLES-REYES, Luis et al. Alum adjuvant tetanus vaccine in simultaneous immunization by mucosal and parenteral routes. Vaccimonitor [online]. 2019, vol.28, n.3, pp.85-90.  Epub 01-Dic-2019. ISSN 1025-028X.

Tetanus is caused by Clostridium tetani, a sporulated Gram+ bacterium that produces a potent neurotoxin. Parenteral vaccines produce protective tetanus antitoxin (anti TT) IgG in multiple induction and reactivation doses; vax-TET® is a Cuban parenteral vaccine adsorbed onto alumina. IgAS (secretory), the main mucosal protective antibody, is only induced by the mucous membrane. The oral route, the induction of IgA and its protective role have not been explored. SinTimVaS is applied by simultaneous mucosal and parenteral route that induces systemic IgG similar to the parenteral route and adds an IgA mucosal response. We evaluated the effect of vax-TET® applied in SinTimVaS in Balb/c mice and we explored the influence of adjuvant on the induction of anti-TT IgA. SinTimVaS induced similar serum anti TT IgG responses to two intramuscular doses of vax-TET®; but higher than one dose. Three doses of oral vax-TET® did not induce serum anti-TT IgG, whereas adjuvanted with adjuvant Finlay Cocleate 1 (AFCo1) did induce it. It was not possible to determine the IgA anti-TT mucous induction with any of the formulations adjuvanted with alumina; but with the formulation AFCo1 + TT it was induced. We can conclude that vax-TET® in SinTimVaS worked in a similar way to the established parenteral immunization, so it would be possible to reduce the multi-dose vaccination schemes with more potent adjuvant formulations and it is confirmed that powerful adjuvants are required to induce mucosal IgA.

Palabras clave : tetanus; vaccines; tetanus antitoxin IgA; tetanus antitoxin IgG; AFCo1.

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