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. 2019 Apr 22;13(4):e0007345. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0007345

Table 1. Summary of the mean efficacy results from rAceyCP1/Alhydrogel vaccine trials and comparison to clinical hookworm antigen candidates.

vaccine group compared to adjuvant Change in burden Change in FEC Change in weight (g) Change in Hg (g/dL)
rAceyCP1_1—all Alhydrogel -30.7%* -46.7%* +7.6** -0.1
rAceyCP1_1—R Alhydrogel -53.8%** -65.5%* +9.6* +2.2
rAceyCP1_2—all Alhydrogel -18.8% -25.7%* +2.8 +0.4
rAceyCP1_2—R Alhydrogel -40.1%** -53.7%*** +6.0** +2.0
rAcanAPR1—Ra ASO3 -33.0% -70.0%* n/a +3.0*
rAcanGST1—Rb ASO3 -39.4% -32.3% n/a n/a

* P < 0.05.

** P < 0.01.

*** P < 0.001; No asterisk indicated not significant at P<0.05.

aLoukas et al. [27] vaccine trial in beagles; only published trial that thoroughly reported efficacy (hookworm burden, fecal egg count [FEC] and a measure of clinical pathology), and immunogenicity for APR1. rAcanAPR1 gave 100% responder (R) rate with serum IgG2 titer of ~121,500 and IgG1 titer of ~13,500.

bZhan et al. [26] vaccine trial in beagles; only published trial that reported multiple measures of protection (hookworm burden and FEC), and immunogenicity for GST1. rAcanGST1 gave 100% responder rate with serum IgG2 titer of ~40,500 and IgG1 titer of ~13,500. For comparisons, rAceyCP1 responders gave serum IgG titers of only 4,000–10,000 in trial 1, and only 2,000–20,000 in trial 2. Additional abbreviations: Hg: Hemoglobin; R, responders; NR, nonresponders; Acan, A. caninum.