Evaluation of Vaccines Designed to Induce Protective Cellular Immunity against the Plasmodium Yoelii Circumsporozoite Protein: Vaccinia, Pseudorabies, and Salmonella Transformed with Circumsporozoite Gene
Abstract
Both cellular and humoral immune mechanisms against the pre- erythrocytic stages of malaria have been shown to protect against sporozoite- induced malaria in rodent model systems. However, the potent, protective immunity, conferred by immunoization with irradiation-attentuated sporozoites are able to confer such immunity, and it is now thought that this is in part due to the requirement for production of the appropriate antigens within the hosts' cells so that they can be exported in the class I pathway, and presented to CD8+ T cells in combination with class 1 MHC molecules.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1990
- Accession Number
- ADA235906
Entities
People
- A. Aggarwal
- C. H. Chiang
- Jerald Sadoff
- M. D. Cochran
- M. Sedegah
- R. L. Beaudoin
- S. L. Hoffman
- W. R. Majarian
- Y. Charoenvit
Organizations
- Naval Medical Research Center