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**To extrapolate vaccinated animal challenge model
 
**To extrapolate vaccinated animal challenge model
 
**To extrapolate protective level of dosing of passive immunization (antibody treatment)
 
**To extrapolate protective level of dosing of passive immunization (antibody treatment)
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===Be careful===
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*'''"Immune reseponses"''' contain various kinds of immunological functions
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**Serum antibodies with multiple isotypes and multiple functions
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**Mucosal antibodies with multiple isotypes and multiple functions
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**Helper T cells
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**Killer T cells
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**Regulatory T cells
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**etc.

2022年10月22日 (土) 13:41時点における版

Correlates of Protection

Definitions of terms
Correlates of Protection (CoP) An immune response statistically correlated with protection
Mechanistic CoP (mCoP) An immune response responsible for protection
Non-mechanistic CoP (nCoP) An immune response surrogating mCoP and easily measured

Identifying method of CoP (mCoP)

  • Theoretically
    • To measure immune responses at the time of exposure to the infection and compare them between those who get infection and not
  • Practically
    • To measure immune responses after the vaccination and compare them between those who get infection and not
      • usually done in vaccine clinical trial phase 3
    • To measure immune responses at the time of challenging exposure of vaccinated volunteers
      • would be ethically approved only for milder and/or treatable infections such as seasonal influenza, cholera, dengue or cytomegalovirus
    • To extrapolate vaccinated animal challenge model
    • To extrapolate protective level of dosing of passive immunization (antibody treatment)

Be careful

  • "Immune reseponses" contain various kinds of immunological functions
    • Serum antibodies with multiple isotypes and multiple functions
    • Mucosal antibodies with multiple isotypes and multiple functions
    • Helper T cells
    • Killer T cells
    • Regulatory T cells
    • etc.