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1 Improving Rev.1 Vaccine Stability Produced in Iran
بسم الله الرحمن الرحیم Improving Rev.1 Vaccine Stability Produced in Iran Dr. Ramin Bagheri Nejad Head of Brucellosis Department Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute

2 Rev.1 Vaccine Importance
B. melitensis as the main cause of human brucellosis Primary cause of Small ruminants brucellosis Sheep & goats: Preferred natural hosts Rev.1 vaccine the most effective and the only approved vaccine by the OIE

3 Role of Animal Vaccination
Necessary measure for the control of animal brucellosis but not all required Effective on decreasing human disease incidence proved by several studies around the globe (Greece, Mongolia and…) Vaccination efficacy depends on: Vaccination coverage Prevalence of infection Animal production practices Sanitary measures Control of animal movements

4 Quality of Rev.1 Vaccine Quality: fitness for the intended use
Safety & potency Stability: no specified duration Determined based on standard stability studies Done on 3 successive batches The product should retain its potency during shelf life Important factors: safety, identity, purity & potency

5 Standards for Rev.1 Vaccine Production & Quality Control
International standards: OIE Manual of diagnostic test & vaccines (2012) European Pharmacopeia (2015) WHO: Requirements for Rev.1 vaccine production (1970)

6 Standard Quality Control Tests
Identity: Biochemical and microbiological tests Purity: free from contaminating agents Safety in target animal species Potency: Smoothness Enumeration of live bacteria per dose: EP:0.5- 4×109, OIE: 0.5-2×109 Immunogenicity in mouse model No requirement for testing on target animal species

7 Standard Quality Control Tests

8 Standard Quality Control Tests

9 Rev.1 vaccine in Iran Rev.1 production since 1341
Collaboration with the WHO Field trials among first ones in the world First supplied as liquid Then lyophilized Shelf life of 4 months

10 Rev.1 Vaccine Quality Control in Razi Institute
Production of each batch Sampling by QC department and sending production documents QC tests Report of QC tests to Release Office Final decision of release or fail by Release Office

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12 Materials & Methods Focus on the stabilizer composition Stabilizer:
The most important factor to assure vaccine strain viability Protects the vaccine strain during lyophilization Protects final products against environmental stresses during storage Conventional stabilizer composition as recommended by the WHO and OIE: Pancreatic digest of casein Saccharose Sodium L-glutamate Different studies by adding cryoprotectants and lyophilization exepients

13 Materials & Methods Evaluation of stability by accelerated testing
Production of a lab-scale batch for extended studies1 Real-time real-temperature stability study Safety evaluation Determination of immunogenicity in mice model as recommended by the OIE and European Pharmacopeia

14 Number of live bacteria (cfu/dose)
Results Identification of 3 more substances Accelerated Stability study: Day post-incubation Number of live bacteria (cfu/dose) 1.66 × 109 1 1.96 × 109 3 1.28 × 109 4 1.33 × 109 5 1.16 × 109 7 1.02 × 109 8 1.11 × 109

15 Results Real-time stability study:

16 Results Safety: According to European pharmacopeia (2012)
Injection to 2 sheep Observation of animals for 21 days No local and systemic adverse effects

17 Results Immunogenicity in mice OIE (2012) & EP protocol 3 mice groups
Challenge with B. abortus strain 544 one month after vaccination Euthanizing all mice 2 weeks post-challenge Enumeration on challenge strain in spleens

18 Log of challenge strain in spleen
Results 8 months after production Mouse Group Log of challenge strain in spleen (M±SD) Y=log(X/logX) Original seed 2.55±0.95 a 2.1±0.7 a New Rev.1 3.04±0.57 a 2.5±0.4 a Non-vaccinated Control 5.32± 0.34 b 4.6± 0.3 b

19 Future Plan Production of 3 successive industrial batches
Performing stability studies on all 3 batches to show consistency of production Identity Purity Enumeration of live bacteria Safety in target animal species Immunogenicity in mice Application to Razi Quality Assurance Deputy and IVO to acquire permission for introduction of changes in industrial production

20 Thanks for your Attention


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