New highly antigenic linear B cell epitope peptides from PvAMA-1 as potential vaccine candidates

Peptide-based vaccines have demonstrated to be an important way to induce long-lived immune responses and, therefore, a promising strategy in the rational of vaccine development. As to malaria, among the classic vaccine targets, the Apical membrane antigen (AMA-1) was proven to have important B cell...

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Autores principales:	Raianna F. Fantin, Vanessa G. Fraga, Camila A. Lopes, Isabella C. de Azevedo, João L. Reis-Cunha, Dhelio B. Pereira, Francisco P. Lobo, Marcela M. de Oliveira, Anderson C. dos Santos, Daniela C. Bartholomeu, Ricardo T. Fujiwara, Lilian L. Bueno
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Publicado:	Public Library of Science (PLoS) 2021
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:9e72fb7ec21843dbbeba50db958732022021-11-11T06:44:20ZNew highly antigenic linear B cell epitope peptides from PvAMA-1 as potential vaccine candidates1932-6203https://doaj.org/article/9e72fb7ec21843dbbeba50db958732022021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8562794/?tool=EBIhttps://doaj.org/toc/1932-6203Peptide-based vaccines have demonstrated to be an important way to induce long-lived immune responses and, therefore, a promising strategy in the rational of vaccine development. As to malaria, among the classic vaccine targets, the Apical membrane antigen (AMA-1) was proven to have important B cell epitopes that can induce specific immune response and, hence, became key players for a vaccine approach. The peptides selection was carried out using a bioinformatic approach based on Hidden Markov Models profiles of known antigens and propensity scale methods based on hydrophilicity and secondary structure prediction. The antigenicity of the selected B-cell peptides was assessed by multiple serological assays using sera from acute P.vivax infected subjects. The synthetic peptides were recognized by 45.5%, 48.7% and 32.2% of infected subjects for peptides I, II and III respectively. Moreover, when synthetized together (tripeptide), the reactivity increases up to 62%, which is comparable to the reactivity found against the whole protein PvAMA-1 (57%). Furthermore, IgG reactivity against the tripeptide after depletion was reduced by 42%, indicating that these epitopes may be responsible for a considerable part of the protein immunogenicity. These results represent an excellent perspective regarding future chimeric vaccine constructions that may come to contemplate several targets with the potential to generate the robust and protective immune response that a vivax malaria vaccine needs to succeed.Raianna F. FantinVanessa G. FragaCamila A. LopesIsabella C. de AzevedoJoão L. Reis-CunhaDhelio B. PereiraFrancisco P. LoboMarcela M. de OliveiraAnderson C. dos SantosDaniela C. BartholomeuRicardo T. FujiwaraLilian L. BuenoPublic Library of Science (PLoS)articleMedicineRScienceQENPLoS ONE, Vol 16, Iss 11 (2021)
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spellingShingle	Medicine R Science Q Raianna F. Fantin Vanessa G. Fraga Camila A. Lopes Isabella C. de Azevedo João L. Reis-Cunha Dhelio B. Pereira Francisco P. Lobo Marcela M. de Oliveira Anderson C. dos Santos Daniela C. Bartholomeu Ricardo T. Fujiwara Lilian L. Bueno New highly antigenic linear B cell epitope peptides from PvAMA-1 as potential vaccine candidates
description	Peptide-based vaccines have demonstrated to be an important way to induce long-lived immune responses and, therefore, a promising strategy in the rational of vaccine development. As to malaria, among the classic vaccine targets, the Apical membrane antigen (AMA-1) was proven to have important B cell epitopes that can induce specific immune response and, hence, became key players for a vaccine approach. The peptides selection was carried out using a bioinformatic approach based on Hidden Markov Models profiles of known antigens and propensity scale methods based on hydrophilicity and secondary structure prediction. The antigenicity of the selected B-cell peptides was assessed by multiple serological assays using sera from acute P.vivax infected subjects. The synthetic peptides were recognized by 45.5%, 48.7% and 32.2% of infected subjects for peptides I, II and III respectively. Moreover, when synthetized together (tripeptide), the reactivity increases up to 62%, which is comparable to the reactivity found against the whole protein PvAMA-1 (57%). Furthermore, IgG reactivity against the tripeptide after depletion was reduced by 42%, indicating that these epitopes may be responsible for a considerable part of the protein immunogenicity. These results represent an excellent perspective regarding future chimeric vaccine constructions that may come to contemplate several targets with the potential to generate the robust and protective immune response that a vivax malaria vaccine needs to succeed.
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author	Raianna F. Fantin Vanessa G. Fraga Camila A. Lopes Isabella C. de Azevedo João L. Reis-Cunha Dhelio B. Pereira Francisco P. Lobo Marcela M. de Oliveira Anderson C. dos Santos Daniela C. Bartholomeu Ricardo T. Fujiwara Lilian L. Bueno
author_facet	Raianna F. Fantin Vanessa G. Fraga Camila A. Lopes Isabella C. de Azevedo João L. Reis-Cunha Dhelio B. Pereira Francisco P. Lobo Marcela M. de Oliveira Anderson C. dos Santos Daniela C. Bartholomeu Ricardo T. Fujiwara Lilian L. Bueno
author_sort	Raianna F. Fantin
title	New highly antigenic linear B cell epitope peptides from PvAMA-1 as potential vaccine candidates
title_short	New highly antigenic linear B cell epitope peptides from PvAMA-1 as potential vaccine candidates
title_full	New highly antigenic linear B cell epitope peptides from PvAMA-1 as potential vaccine candidates
title_fullStr	New highly antigenic linear B cell epitope peptides from PvAMA-1 as potential vaccine candidates
title_full_unstemmed	New highly antigenic linear B cell epitope peptides from PvAMA-1 as potential vaccine candidates
title_sort	new highly antigenic linear b cell epitope peptides from pvama-1 as potential vaccine candidates
publisher	Public Library of Science (PLoS)
publishDate	2021
url	https://doaj.org/article/9e72fb7ec21843dbbeba50db95873202
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New highly antigenic linear B cell epitope peptides from PvAMA-1 as potential vaccine candidates

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