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BCG and Other Candidate Vaccines
for Tuberculosis
RajKumar KayalGuwahati
Tuberculosis: Global Burden
One third of world’s population infected with M. tuberculosis
Every year, 8 million cases of infective disease 2 million die of tuberculosis every year Ranks among 10 top causes of death MDR tuberculosis XDR tuberculosis Declared as global emergency by WHO
BCG Vaccine: Attenuated M. bovis
Albert Calmette & Camille Guerin 1921: 13 years & 231 generations of
subcultures: launched in 1924 Pasteur, Tokyo, Danish, Russian, GSK,
Tice etc. strains Freeze dried, reconstituted in N/S, 0.1
mg in 0.1ml, I/D over L shoulder
BCG Vaccine
Over 100 m children vaccinated / year In India, Danish strain 1331 at Guindy Store with diluent in ‘Fridge, avoid
exposure to sunlight Reconstituted vaccine to be used within
3 hours
Worldwide BCG coverage
BCG: Side Effects
Local Abscess Regional Adenopathy +- Suppuration Osteitis Disseminated BCG Disease Hypersensitivity reactions Others: Otitis, cutaneous lesions,
metastatic abscesses, renal lesions etc.
BCG Side Effects: Management
Local Abscess: No treatment Lymphadenitis: ?Drugs, ?Surgery Disseminated : ATT- pyrazinamide Osteitis: Drugs + surgery Anaphylaxis: Standard treatment
BCG: Efficacy
80% protection against TBM & mTB Overall 0-80% protection Effect wanes over 10-20 years Protection only in naïve subjects No booster effect Risk of Disease in Immunocompromised
Subjects
Development of New Vaccines
Preclinical: Lab studies, animal models Phase I: Small field study: Safety Phase II: Slightly larger study: Does it
induce the “right” immune response Phase III: Does it protect against TB License, Launch & Distribute Phase IV: Post-marketing surveillance
Possible types of new vaccines
Pre-exposure Post-exposure Boost : early or late Therapeutic
M. Tuberculosis Genome
Possible Candidate Vaccines
Improved BCG Attenuated M. tuberculosis Adjuvanated Protein, Peptide. Or DNA
subunit Vaccine Virus vectored Vaccine Other Approaches
Improved BCG
Expression of cytokine genes Over expression of protective antigens
e.g., AG85B Reconstitution of deleted gene segments
To be used as pre-exposure vaccine
rBCG30, BCG:RD1, rBCG:D ure C-llo+
Attenuated M. tuberculosis
Targeted inactivation of metabolic genes/ virulence genes
To be used as post-exposure vaccine
Adjuvanated Protein, Peptide, or DNA subunit Vaccine
Hypothesis driven selection: secreted AG, O2 starving
Empirical selection: T cell recognition, MHC binding, Combination of Antigens
Early or late boost
Virus Vectored Vaccine
Modified Vaccinia Ankara Adenovirus
Early or late boost
Other Approaches
Nucleocapsids Killed mycobacteria e.g., M. vaccae or
RUTI: as therapeutic vaccine Bacteria vectored AG : Salmonella Non-protein AG Conjugate vaccine
Vaccines currently under trial
Candidate Vaccine type Stage Developed by
MVA Ag85A Virus vectored Phase II ‘05 Oxford Univ.
BCG Ag85A rBCG Phase I ‘03 UCLA/ AERAS
72f fusion protein
SU+ Adj. Phase I ’03 Crixa / GSK/ AERAS
ESAT 6/85B SU + Adj. Phase I ‘05 SSI/ TBVAC
Adenovirus 85A
Virus vectored Phase I ’06 Crucell / AERAS