pBOOST

DNA Vaccine Adjuvants

pBOOST plasmids were developed as genetic adjuvants for DNA vaccines to potentiate the immune response to a specific antigen. The method of plasmid DNA vaccine delivery is known to bias the immune response to a specific antigen towards a Th1 or Th2 response. These biases can be further enhanced by the codelivery of interferon regulatory factors (IRFs) or TANK-binding kinase 1 (TBK1) to increase the efficacy of the vaccination.

• pBOOST2 plasmids feature different IRFs for Th1 or Th2 polarization.

• pBOOST3 plasmid features TBK1 to enhance DNA vaccine immunogenicity.

pBOOST Products

pBOOST2 wtIRF1 Genetic adjuvants for DNA vaccines with wild-type IRF1 genes
Increase Th2 response		 Human Wild-type IRF-1 (20 µg)
Mouse Wild-type IRF-1 (20 µg)
pBOOST2 saIRF-3 Genetic adjuvants for DNA vaccines with mutant IRF-3 gene
Increase Th1 response		 Human Mutant IRF-3 (20 µg)
Mouse Mutant IRF-3 (20 µg)
pBOOST2 saIRF7/3 Genetic adjuvants for DNA vaccines with chimeric IRF-7/IRF-3 gene
Increase both Th1 T-cell and Th2 responses		 Human Chimeric IRF7/3 (20 µg)
Mouse Chimeric IRF7/3 (20 µg)
pBOOST3 mTBK1 Genetic adjuvants for DNA vaccines with murine TBK1 TBK1 (20 µg)
pBOOST Control Negative control for genetic adjuvants pBOOST plasmids pBOOST2 MCS (20 µg)
pBOOST2 LacZ (20 µg)
pBOOST3 MCS (20 µg)
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