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TABLE 2.

Cross-neutralization activity in serum from vaccinated monkeys

Monkey serum source^a	Monkey^e	PRNT₈₀ or PRNT₅₀^d in animals infected with:
		SEOV		HTNV		DOBV		PUUV
		80%	50%	80%	50%	80%	50%	80%	50%
Vaccinated^b with pWRG/SEO-M(x)	CH03	640	1,280	^∗	^∗	40	160	^∗	^∗
	CH32	1,280	1,280	^∗	80	320	640	^∗	40
Vaccinated^b with pWRG/HTN-M(x)	CH28	^∗	^∗	2,560	2,560	^∗	320	^∗	^∗
	CH02	^∗	^∗	5,120	10,240	160	320	^∗	^∗
	CH27	^∗	20	640	1,280	80	320	^∗	^∗
Vaccinated^c with rVV/HTN-M+S	62F	^∗	^∗	40	160	^∗	80	^∗	^∗
	CH21	^∗	^∗	320	640	^∗	160	^∗	^∗
	AA016	^∗	^∗	320	320	^∗	20	^∗	^∗

Monkey serum was collected 3 weeks after the final vaccination.

Monkeys were gene gun-vaccinated three times at 3-week intervals with the indicated DNA vaccine plasmid.

Monkeys were injected subcutaneously with recombinant vaccinia virus vaccine two times at a 42-day interval.

PRNT values are the reciprocal serum dilutions that neutralize the indicated virus plaque number by 80% or 50%. Homologous titers are shown in boldface. ∗, Titer of <20.

Monkey identification code.