Minus Bacterial Flar50 but with Mixed Presentation
Autor: jon • April 3, 2011 • Study Guide • 524 Words (3 Pages) • 1,566 Views
Minus bacterial flar50 but with mixed presentation.
G1: 3 doses ABC pDNA by electroporation followed by eukaryotic flar50 (Direct comparison ABC vector to Regardin vector)
G2: 3 doses ABC RNA adjuvant pDNA by electroporation followed by eukaryotic flar50 (Direct comparision RNA adjuvant ABC vector to Regardin vector)
G3 3 doses ABC pDNA by electroporation followed by eukaryotic flar50 + hepatitis (effect of hepatitis adjuvant)
G4: 3 doses ABC RNA adjuvant pDNA by electroporation followed by eukaryotic flar50 + hepatitis (effect of hepatitis adjuvant)
G5: 3 doses ABC RNA adjuvant pDNA combined with eukaryotic flar50 by electroporation followed by eukaryotic flar50 + hepatitis Combinatorial bacterial extract plasmid vaccine A (Determine effect of mixed presentation immunization of plasmid borne antigen combined with corresponding protein)
G6: 3 doses ABC RNA adjuvant pDNA combined with eukaryotic flar50 + hepatitis by electroporation followed by eukaryotic flar50 + hepatitis Combinatorial bacterial extract plasmid vaccine B (Determine effect of mixed presentation immunization of plasmid borne antigen combined with corresponding flar50 protein antigen and hepatitis adjuvant)
If we wanted controls for groups 5 and 6....
G7: 3 doses eukaryotic flar50 + hepatitis by electroporation followed by eukaryotic-flar50 + hepatitis Divalent bacterial extract protein vaccine (Control for group 5)
G8: 3 doses eukaryotic flar50 by electroporation followed by eukaryotic-flar50 + hepatitis Protein vaccine (Control for groups 4 and 6)
G9: pMV-1001
As you indicate, Regardin is supporting this study, and is looking for a deliverable. If they are not interested in evaluating mixed presentation immunization (due to cost of 4 groups) that is absolutely fine. The resultant design is a direct comparison of ABC vectors
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