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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Trends Parasitol. 2019 Dec 19;36(2):195–205. doi: 10.1016/j.pt.2019.11.005

Table 1.

Summary of the most successful recombinant protein vaccines for LF reported in the last 10 years

Recombinant vaccine candidates Percent Protection Animal model used References

Monovalent vaccine
TGA 30% Jirds [24]
TPX 43% Jirds [24]
GST 61% Jirds [25]
HSP12.6 58% Mice [54]
TSP 60% Mice [52]
TPP 71% Mastomys coucha [26]
DIM-1 50% Mastomys coucha [27]
Troponin 1 65% Mice [59]
Heavy chain myosin 84% Mice [57]
ALT-2 with Tuftsin 65% Mice [58]
FAR binding proteins 68% Jirds [28]
Calponin 42% Mastomys coucha [29]

Cocktail vaccine
TGA+TPX 74% Jirds [24]
ALT-2+TPX 80% Mice [51]
TRX+TPX 71% Mastomys coucha [30]
Myosin+ TPP 70% Jirds [32]
iPGM + TPP 70% Jirds [32]
VAL-1+ALT-2 77-80% Jirds [33]

Bivalent vaccine
HSP12.6+ALT-2 90% Mice [46]
HSP12.6+TSP 80% Mice [46]
TSP+ALT-2 82% Mice [46]
Bm-103, Bm-RAL-2 61% Jirds [28]

Multivalent vaccine
Multi antigen peptide (MAP) 63% Jirds [31]
Multiepitope 75% Mastomys coucha [35]
HAT 94% Mice [46]
Chimeric multistage filarial epitope protein (FEP) 70% Jirds [60]
HAT 45% Rhesus macaque [37]
HAXT 88% Mice [61]
HAXT 57% Rhesus macaque [38]