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TheVirus nonhumanprimates
TheExposure(Challenge)Regimen
Singlehighdose Repeatmoderatedose
LaboratoryNonHumanPrimates
Rhesusmacaque BredinPrimateColonies Specificpathogenfree(SPF) Geneticallyselected Randomized
Control(placebo)group Testgroup Rhesusmacaque
StatisticalPower
Minimalsamplesizetodetect aneffectofagivensize
ImportantCharacteristicsofChallengeVirus
SequencerelationshiptoVaccine
Homologous same Heterologous different
Tropism(targetCD4cell)
CCR5 memory,mucosalsurfaces CXCR4 nave,blood
Neutralizationcharacteristics
TheVirus
SIV SHIV
SIVorSHIV
SIV naturalinfection SHIV laboratoryconstruct
MostrepresentativeofHIVinfections
Exposure(Challenge)Regimen
Singlehighdose
Intravenous Rectal Vaginal Penile Oral
MultipleModeratedose
Rectal Vaginal
HighChallengeDose, RelativetoTypicalHumanInfections
Single High Dose
1.000
SingleHighDoseChallenge
Vaccinate Single, HighDose Challenge
12
months
Veryhardtopreventinfection
Monitorforcontrolofinfection PrimarilyCD8Tcellmediated (whitebloodcellsthatkillinfectedcells) Vaccineshaveachieved100to1000fold reductionsinlevelsofvirus
ModerateChallengeDose
MultipleModerateDoseChallenge
Vaccinate Multiple ModerateDose Challenges
12
months
Canpreventinfection
Monitorforinfection(acquisition) Primarilyantibodymediated (Antibodycanblockvirusbeforeitinfects) Vaccineshaveachievedupto70%prevention
HandyGuidetoAcronyms
Rhesusmacaquegenetics
Mamutype affectssusceptibilitytocytolytic CD8Tcells TRIM5 type canlimit(restrict)infection
Challengevirusdesignations
TwomostwidelyusedSIVs
SIVmac251 Tier3neutralization,noTRIMrestriction SIVsmE660 Tier2neutralization,TRIMrestriction
TwomostwidelyusedSHIVs
SHIV162P3 CCR5tropicSHIV,currentuse SHIV89.6P CXCR4tropic,usedinearlystudies