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B. Charleston - The application of new vaccine technologies to control high consequence animal diseases
1. The application of new vaccine
technologies to control high
consequence animal diseases
Bryan Charleston
2. • Inactivated
• Live attenuated
• Recombinant sub-unit
• Rationally attenuated
• RNA/ DNA vaccines
Veterinary Vaccines
Development
cost
3. BVDV
(Npro deletion + Rnase inactivation)
C Erns
Npro
Wild type
RNase neg.
+ Npro deletion
H349D
5 codons
C Erns
4. • Baculovirus expression VLP platform technology
• Builds on existing collaboration and substantial investment from Defra,
Wellcome, BMGF and MAH, to develop stabilised FMD VLPs for vaccination.
• Quadrivalent vaccine (O, A, SAT-1 and SAT-2 serotypes).
FMD VLP Vaccine
5. Respiratory Syncytial Virus Antigenic Site is Not Present in Post-fusion F
Pre-fusion Post-fusion
N
N
C
C
N
C
C
N
α4
α5post
Structural Vaccinology
6. ChAdOx1 for Rift Valley Fever
In use for other HUMAN vaccines
including COVID-19
Gn/Gc Genes
responsible for
immunity
RVF
Vir us
ChAdOx1
technology
+
Rift Valley Fever Non-
Replication Viral Vector
Vaccine (Zoonotic
Disease)
7. Modification of viral vector insert can significantly
improve immune responses
Mercado, N.B., Zahn, R.,
Wegmann, F. et al. Single-
shot Ad26 vaccine protects
against SARS-CoV-2 in
rhesus
macaques. Nature 586, 583
–588 (2020).
https://doi.org/10.1038/s415
86-020-2607-z