Imunogenicidade da vacina de DNA quimérica LAMP-1/p55Gag do HIV-1 no período neonatal e efeito da imunização materna na resposta vacinal da prole de camundongos. / Immunogenicity of LAMP-1/p55Gag of HIV-1 DNA chimeric vaccine on neonatal period and effect of maternal immunization immune response of vaccinated offspring.

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2009

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The immunogenicity of LAMP/gag DNA vaccine of HIV-1, which target the antigen to the class II MHC compartment, was evaluated on BALB/c neonate mice and also the effect of maternal immunization on off spring vaccine response was analyzed. The LAMP/gag neonatal vaccination elicited IgG antibody anti-Gag production and augment the IFN-g producing cells to the MHC class I and II epitopes; CD8+ T cells expressing TNF-a, IFN-g, granzime and class I immunodominant epitope of Gag specific cells. Moreover of generate long lasting humoral and cellular immune response until 9 months of age. The LAMP/gag pre-conceptional immunization transferred IgG1 antibody anti-Gag to offspring (by transplacentary and breastmilk route), diminished humoral/cellular response, inducing CD4+CD25+FoxP3 cells on immunized offspring, however did not affect the memory response. Strategically, the intravenous immunization during gestation avoided the antibody transference and primed the fetal immune system.

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síndrome de imunodeficiência adquirida (aids) dna hiv immunology acquired immunodeficiency (aids) neonatologia hiv vaccines vacinas imunologia neonatology dna

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