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African Swine Fever roadmap:
Vaccines

Roadmap for the development of a candidate vaccine for ASF

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Inactivated vaccines

Dependencies

Next steps

Inactivated vaccines

Research Question

  • The development of an effective killed virus vaccine that provide protection and is safe

Research Gaps and Challenges

  • Having it efficacious
  • Cross protection
  • Stimulating protective response involving both VN Abs and CTC

Solution Routes

  • Selection of inactivated whole virus preparations
  • Monitoring the immune response following immunisation with the various candidates.
  • Challenge experiments with the various vaccine candidates

Dependencies

  • Selection of the right strain, titre and preparation/inactivation to induce a protective immunity
  • The availability of suitable adjuvants to stimulate strong CTC and VN-Ab responses

State Of the Art

  • Attempts to vaccinate animals using infected cell extracts, supernatants of infected pig peripheral blood leukocytes, purified and inactivated virions, infected glutaraldehyde-fixed macrophages, or detergent-treated infected alveolar macrophages failed to induce protective immunity

Projects

What activities are planned or underway?

Production of Master Seed Virus for Development of Vaccine Against African Swine Fever

Planned Completion date 31/08/2026

Source Countries:

United StatesIconUnited States