Table 1 Vaccines and animal groups.

From: The N-terminal domain of Schmallenberg virus envelope protein Gc is highly immunogenic and can provide protection from infection

vaccine

description

dose

animal group

SBV-Gc Amino (DNA)

N terminal 234 residues of SBV Gc in pCI expression vector

100 μg DNA i.m./mouse

M01

SBV-Gc Amino (protein)

N terminal 234 residues of SBV Gc expressed in HEK-293T cells

20 μg protein s.c./mouse; 50 μg protein/cattle

M02, C01

SBV-Gc Amino red

reduced form of SBV-Gc Amino (protein)

20 μg protein s.c./mouse

M03

SBV-Gc Amino E. coli

SBV-Gc Amino expressed in E. coli

20 μg protein s.c./mouse

M04

SBV-Gn-L-Gc

covalently linked ectodomains of SBV Gn and Gc expressed in HEK-293T cells

20 μg protein s.c./mouse; 50 μg protein s.c./cattle

M05, C02

AKA-Gc Amino-SBV-Gc Amino

covalently linked SBV-Gc Amino and AKAV-Gc Amino expressed in HEK-293T cells

20 μg protein s.c./mouse; 50 μg protein s.c./cattle

M06, C03

AKA-Gc Amino

N terminal 234 residues of AKAV Gc expressed in HEK-293T cells

20 μg protein s.c./mouse

M07

pCI-vector

pCI expression vector

100 μg pCI MEGA (DNA) i.m./mouse

M08

unvaccinated

100 μl phosphate-buffered saline s.c./mouse

M09, C04