Roadmap for the development of candidate vaccine for bTB
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Vector
Dependencies
Next steps
- 7 Vectored vaccines
- 7A Safety
- 7B Delivery route
- 7C Delivery platform
- 7D Efficacy in challenge model
Research Question
What are we trying to achieve and why? What is the problem we are trying to solve?
Generation of a protective responses without the presence of possible virulence factors and or components responsible for skin sensitisation. Replicating organisms are likely to give the best immune response but attenuated M bovis may interfere with diagnostic tests
Research Gaps and Challenges
What are the scientific and technological challenges
(knowledge gaps needing to be addressed)?
That the M bovis antigens are presented in a similar way to how they are presented by M bovis
Solution Routes
What approaches could/should be taken to address the research question?
Generation of genetically modifies organisms (viruses or bacteria) expressing possible protective antigens of M bovis
Preparation of bacterial spores with the possible protective antigens of M.bovis adhered to the surface.
Dependencies
What else needs to be done before we can solve this need?
Identity of the protective antigens
State Of the Art
Existing knowledge including successes and failures
Projects
What activities are planned or underway?
Development of lateral flow assays to detect host proteins in cattle for improved diagnosis of bovine tuberculosis.
Planned Completion date 15/08/2023
Netherlands
Inferring Bovine Tuberculosis Transmission Between Cattle and Badger via Environment and Risk mapping
Planned Completion date 01/01/2023
Netherlands