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. 2012 May 24;7(5):e37722. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0037722

Table 1. Anti-N antibody responses primed by neonatal nasal vaccination shifted from IgG1 to IgG2a and IgA isotypes when CpG were added as adjuvant.

Serum BALF
Prime(a) IgG1 IgG2a IgA
N+LT 1694±836(b) 4/4(c) 53±19 1/4 ≤3 0/5
N+CpG 493±395 3/6 3751±3397 1/6 5±2 1/6
N+LT+CpG 764±396 9/9 1523±1252 5/9 10±1 6/9
LT+CpG 46±12 2/8 ≤30 0/8 ≤3 0/2
(a)

Neonates were immunised i.n. at age 5–7 days as indicated (prime) and received one intranasal boost with N (10 µg) at 5 weeks. Sera and BALF were collected 7 days after the boost.

(b)

Antibody titers against N were determined by ELISA using endpoint dilution assay. Data are mean±SEM (≤30 or ≤3: not detected at the first tested dilution for sera or BALF).

(c)

Number of responders/number tested.