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  1. Overview of Small Animal Brucellosis Control Strategies Dr. Steven OlsenDr. Steven Olsen National Animal Disease CenterNational Animal Disease Center Ames, IA 50010Ames, IA 50010 Workshop: An Integrated Approach to Controlling Brucellosis in Africa, Addis Ababa, 29-31 January 2013
  2. Control of Human BrucellosisControl of Human Brucellosis Addressing in domestic livestock mostAddressing in domestic livestock most economical approacheconomical approach - in 1 study benefit:cost ratio of 3.2 for- in 1 study benefit:cost ratio of 3.2 for vaccination (Roth et al 2004)vaccination (Roth et al 2004) Pasturization of milk productsPasturization of milk products
  3. Basic PrinciplesBasic Principles Increase Herd ImmunityIncrease Herd Immunity Identify/Characterize InfectionIdentify/Characterize Infection Reduce Infection/Prevent Spread orReduce Infection/Prevent Spread or TransmissionTransmission Reduce RiskReduce Risk Improve Available Tools/TechniquesImprove Available Tools/Techniques
  4. BrucellaBrucella spp.:Hostspp.:Host RelationshipsRelationships Brucella melitensisBrucella melitensis: sheep (breed: sheep (breed differences)differences) goats (moregoats (more susceptible)susceptible) Brucella abortusBrucella abortus goatsgoats
  5. Small Ruminant BrucellosisSmall Ruminant Brucellosis VaccinesVaccines B. melitensisB. melitensis:: Strain Rev1 (0.5-2 x10Strain Rev1 (0.5-2 x1099 CFU SQ or conjunctival)CFU SQ or conjunctival) B. suisB. suis strain 2 (China)strain 2 (China) B. abortusB. abortus nonenone
  6. Protective Immunity againstProtective Immunity against Brucella: Primarily Cell-mediatedBrucella: Primarily Cell-mediated Humoral Immunity Cell-mediated Immunity ** antibodies cytotoxicity macrophage activation intracellular pathogens neoplasia hypersensitivity viruses bacteria parasites Acquired Immunity
  7. Thoughts on BrucellosisThoughts on Brucellosis VaccinesVaccines Vaccination alone will not eradicate brucellosisVaccination alone will not eradicate brucellosis Vaccines are very good at reducing transmissionVaccines are very good at reducing transmission and clinical disease; very poor at preventingand clinical disease; very poor at preventing seroconversion after exposureseroconversion after exposure Long-term protection related to cell-mediatedLong-term protection related to cell-mediated immunityimmunity Antibodies relatively unimportant for efficacyAntibodies relatively unimportant for efficacy Many vaccine strains can be pathogenic in humansMany vaccine strains can be pathogenic in humans or pregnant animalsor pregnant animals
  8. Factors Affecting Effectiveness of aFactors Affecting Effectiveness of a Vaccination ProgramVaccination Program Efficacy of Vaccine in Targeted SpeciesEfficacy of Vaccine in Targeted Species Delivery MethodDelivery Method Percentage of population vaccinatedPercentage of population vaccinated Duration of ImmunityDuration of Immunity CostCost
  9. Lipopolysaccharide structureLipopolysaccharide structure of virulent and vaccine strainsof virulent and vaccine strains Lipid A Brucella abortus strain 19 Brucella abortus field strains Brucella abortus strain RB51 Sugars O-side chainKDO Lipid A KDO Sugars O-side chain Lipid A SugarsKDO The O-side chain is the immunodominant antigen of Brucella for antibody responses
  10. Tools that May Be UsefulTools that May Be Useful Break country down into smaller areasBreak country down into smaller areas Reward Herds/Areas for controllingReward Herds/Areas for controlling diseasedisease Concentrate Resources in Areas ofConcentrate Resources in Areas of Greatest Infection or HumanGreatest Infection or Human TransmissionTransmission Risk ManagementRisk Management Public EducationPublic Education
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