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Title
Multiply-deleted replication-defective adenovirus vectors do not induce measurable vector-specific T cells in human trials.
Primary Author
Koup, RA
Authors
Koup RA, Lamoreaux L, Zarkowsky D, Bailer RT, King CR, Gall JG, Brough DE, Graham BS, Roederer M.
CAVD Grantee
Koup VIMC
Journal Name
Journal of Virology
Publication Date
4/1/2009
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19339347
Abstract
The magnitude and character of adenovirus type 5 (Ad5) -specific T cells was determined in volunteers with and without pre-existing neutralizing antibodies (NA) to Ad5 who received rAd5-based HIV vaccines. There was no correlation between T cell responses and NA to Ad5. There was no increase in magnitude or activation state of Ad5-specific CD4(+) T cells at time points where antibodies to Ad5 and T cell responses to the recombinant gene products could be measured. These data indicate that rAd5-based vaccines containing deletions in the E1, E3 and E4 region do not induce appreciable expansion of vector-specific CD4(+) T cells.
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