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Ana Belén Ibarz Pavón Peter Medawar Building for Pathogen Research University of Oxford United Kingdom Epidemiological and Population Structure Studies in Neisseria meningitidis

Life cicle of N. meningitidis, typing scheme and disease-associated genotypes. Meningococcal disease in the UK and the investigation into meningococcal carriage after the introduction of the serogroup C conjugate vaccine (MCC). Geographical, temporal and vaccine-induced population structure. Summary

Life cycle of N.meningitidis Invasion Colonisation 'Recovery' Acquisition Transmission Release Disease

Multilocus Sequence Typing (MLST) Sample isolation and DNA extraction. 7 numbers from 7 loci form an allelic profile or sequence type (ST) ST ST ST ST ST-1270 abcZ adk aroE fumC gdh pdhC pgm STs used to analyse population structure and assign isolates to clonal complexes. ST- 11 ST- 50 ST ST- 52 Each sequence is assigned an arbitrary allele number PCR / sequencing of 7 loci (housekeeping genes). AbcZpgmpdhCgdhfumCaroEadk

Invasive potential and phenotypes England and Wales, 1999: 1664 disease, 2045 carriage isolates Clonal complexDisease association ORBCW-135Y ST [ ] ST [ ] ST [ ]50421 ST [ ]0109 ST [ ]80100 ST [ ]13000 ST-41/441.8 [ ] ST [ ]39100 ST [ ] Unassigned0.28 [ ]

1-Meningococcal disease in the UK and the investigation into meningococcal carriage after the introduction of the serogroup C conjugate vaccine (MCC)

Serogroups of Meningococcal Disease Isolates in England and Wales Data: HPA Meningococcal Reference unit and Centre for Disease Surveillance and Control. meningo/data_meni_t3a.htm 1989/ / / / / / /1996* 1996/ / / / / / / /2004** Ungrouped Other Groups Group C Group B *Culture +PCR confirmed reports **Provisional Data MCC Introduction

Immunisation with MCC could reduce the carriage of serogroup C disease-associated strains. 1-Capsule replacement Emergence of new hypervirulent strains with serogroups other than C (i.e. B, Y, W-135) 2-Herd immunity Indirect protection of the unvaccinated individuals Questions Behind the UK Menincococcal Carriage Study Neisseria meningitidis populations are highly diverse and dynamic Low prevalence of disease-associated strains

Glasgow Stockport Nottingham Oxford London Plymouth 16,700 2,500 Isolation Genotype Cardiff MRU/SMPRL Phenotype Study databases MLSTdbNet ST, siaD Questionnaire Risk factors for carriage Bangor The UK Meningococcal Carriage Study

Changes on the Distribution of Serogroup C Clonal Complexes Over Three Years

Effect of the MCC on Serogroup C Capsule Expression Year % of the isolates Other SiaDC/Non-groupable SiaDC/Serogroup C

The introduction of the MCC vaccine in the UK substantially reduced the prevalence of the disease-causing strains of ST-11 complex among the general population. The expression of the capsule among ST-11 complex strains has been significantly reduced, more so than in any other serogroup C associated clonal complexes. No vaccine escape variants were detected in this study nor has been any indication of their emergence seven years after the vaccination campaign. The reduction on carriage of the ST-11 complex strains is consistent with the observation that herd immunity plays a key role in protecting unvaccinated people and young infants, among whom protection from the vaccine wanes rapidly. Conclusions (I)

2-Geographical, temporal and vaccine-induced population structure

To detect temporal stratification among meningococcal isolates obtained in three consecutive years following a mass-vaccination campaign with MCC. To investigate the geographic structure among bacterial population within a country. To investigate the population structure among carried Neisseria meningitidis in relation to the boundaries of human communities. Aim of the Study

Analyses Implemented F-Statistics or F ST Measures the extent of the genetic differentiation among subpopulations. Ranges from 0 (no differentiation) to 1 (complete differentiation). Analysis of Molecular Variation (AMOVA) ANOVA-like approach which partitions the molecular variance into within and among sub-populations components. Renders a p-value using a permutation test. Definition of “genetic distance” ST identity: 1 if they are the same; 0 if they are different.

Postcode Schools UK locations Temporal and Geographic Structuring Among carried Neisseria meningitidis in the United Kingdom Temporal Structuring Geographic Structuring

Conclusions (II) F ST shows evidence of population structuring between pre and post- vaccine isolates. Higher levels of gene flow restriction observed among different schools and postal districts than among different cities around the UK.

Acknowledgements Sample Collection: Bangor: D Casey, KT Dunkin, C Roberts, AM Walker. Cardiff: MR Evans, J Murray, A Paul. Glasgow: JC Cameron, SC Clarke, S Ahmed. London: JS Kroll, YK Lau, S Welch. Nottingham: DAA Ala'aldeen, K Neal, P Marks, D Turner. Oxford: D Crook, K Cann, D Griffiths, M Clacher, F Colles. Plymouth: S Harrison, R Cunningham, G Lewendon, R Mathews. Stockport: D Baxter, E B Kaczmarski, S Gray, AD Carr. Study Design and Coordination: MCJ Maiden, JM Stuart, JC Cameron, JM MacLennan. Isolate Characterisation: S Gray, SC Clarke, AD Carr, C Lewis. AB Ibarz Pavón, R Urwin. …And all the students who took part in the study Noel McCarthy Peter Medawar Building for Pathogen Research University of Oxford Daniel Wilson Department of Mathematics and Statistics Lancaster University

Mantel Test Chi-square test that measures correlation (r) between two inter-related distance matrices of the same rank. The matrices used contain pairwise genetic and geographic distances. r measures the correlation between genetic and geographic distances. Null hypothesis assumes no correlation between the matrices (r=0). High values of r indicate genetic differences between populations from different locations. Significance assessed as the proportion of the permutations that lead to an r>0

Mantel Test Shows No Correlation Between Genetic and Geographic Distance Either Before of After the Introduction of the MCC Correlation coefficient = Correlation coefficient =

Effects on Capsule Expression by Clonal Complex

Disease-associated meningococci genotypes and serogroups ST-23 complex Serogroup Y ST-11/W-135 ST-41/44/C Serogroup A ST-1 complexST-4 complexST-5 complex ST-11 complexST-8 complex Serogroup C ST-41/44 complex ST-32 complex Serogroup B ST-22 complex Serogroup W-135

Evidence of Genetic Differentiation Between Pre and Post-Vaccine Populations of Neisseria meningitidis ST Frequency Nucleotide differences Allelic mismatch : : : : : :

Genetic Differentiation Among Neisseria meningitidis Collected from Locations, Postal Districts and Schools around the United Kingdom ST Frequency Nucleotide differences Allelic mismatch Postcode Schools UK locations