Table 2.
The NP-blocking ELISA on pre-HPAI H5N1 challenge serum showed all LAIV-vaccinated animals were positive for NP antibodiesa
Group | Animal no. | NP blocking ELISA S/N ratio | Result |
---|---|---|---|
H9N2-GFP | 709 | 0.141 | + |
710 | 0.169 | + | |
711 | 0.134 | + | |
712 | 0.169 | + | |
713 | 0.180 | + | |
714 | 0.190 | + | |
H9N2-H5 | 715 | 0.171 | + |
716 | 0.191 | + | |
718 | 0.124 | + | |
719 | 0.143 | + | |
720 | 0.138 | + | |
PBS | 721 | 0.651 | − |
722 | 0.646 | − | |
723 | 0.727 | − | |
ΔH5N1 | 724 | 0.141 | + |
725 | 0.148 | + | |
726 | 0.131 | + |
Serum was obtained from animals 13 days post-boost vaccination. NP ELISA titers were determined by using the Flu Detect BE kit (avian influenza virus antibody test kit; cELISA) from Synbiotics (College Park, MD), following the manufacturer's directions. A signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio of less than 0.6 was considered positive for antibody against influenza virus.