Table 3.
Effect of vaccines with delivery systems against different bacterial challenges.
Pathogenic bacteria | Delivery system | Antigen(s) | Adjuvants used | Route | Animal species | Protection after challenge | Ref. |
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B. anthracis | Adenovirus | PAD4 | — | i.m. | Mice | 100% of animals surviving after single immunization | [153] |
SFV | PA | — | s.c. | Mice | 100% of animals surviving | [154] | |
FHV VLP | PA | — | s.c. | Rats | 100% of animals surviving after single immunization | [155] | |
Bacteriophage T4 nanoparticle | PA | — | i.m. | Mice, rats, and rabbits | 100% of animals surviving | [156] | |
Live influenza virus prime and killed RV vector or the vaccinia virus vector boost | PA | — | i.n. prime and i.m boost | Mice | No results | [157] | |
TMV | PA232–247 and PA628–637 | — | i.p. | Mice | Almost no protection | [158] | |
Liposomes | PA | Monophosphoryl lipid A | i.m. | Rabbits and rhesus macaques | 100% of animals surviving | [159], [160] | |
Liposome-like vessels | PAD4 | Aluminium hydroxide | i.p. | Mice | 70% of animals surviving | [161] | |
FUC-HTCC NPs | Anthrax vaccine AVA | — | i.p. | Mice | 100% of animals surviving | [162] | |
Chitosan | PA | C48/80 | i.n. | Mice | No results | [163] | |
Chitosan derivative TMC | PA | CpG or Poly I:C or not | s.c.a, i.m.a, or i.p. | Mice | 83.3% of animals surviving in s.c. or i.m. route | [164] | |
CS-NH2 microparticles | PA | — | s.c. | Mice | No results | [165] | |
Poly-l-lactide (PLLA) polylactide (PLA) microspheres | PA | — | i.m prime and either i.m. or i.n. boost | Mice | 100% of animals surviving | [166] | |
Dendriplex PLGA nanoparticles | PA (DNA) | — | i.m. | Mice | High antibody titer but without neutralizing activity | [167] | |
PLGA nanoparticles | PAD4 | — | i.p. | Mice | 11% of animals surviving after single immunization | [168] | |
sucrose polymer Ficoll | PA | CpG-ODN | i.m. | Mice | 100% of animals surviving after single immunization | [169] | |
Soybean oil-and-water nanoemulsion (NE) | PA | — | i.n. | Mice and guinea pigs | 100% of animals surviving | [170] | |
L. acidophilus | PA(Surface)b | — | No results | No | No results | [171] | |
L. casei | PAb | — | Oral or i.n. | Mice | No results | [172] | |
L. acidophilus | PA with DC-targeting peptide (Secretory)b | — | Oral | Mice | 75% of animals surviving | [173] | |
L. gasseri | PA with DC-targeting peptide (Secretory)b | — | Oral | Mice | 100% of animals surviving and 30% of animals surviving without DC-targeting peptide | [174], [175] | |
S. enterica | PA, PAD1 and 4, and PAD4 | — | Oral | Mice | PA: 83% of animals surviving, PAD1 and 4: 25% of animals surviving, PAD4: no protection | [176] | |
Neisseria meningitidis group B | E. coli OMV | Glycan antigens (Polysialic acid (PSA) and T antigen) | — | s.c. | Mice | 50% SBA was observed at over 100-fold dilutions of the serum | [177] |
Brucella | SFV | Cu-Zn SOD | — | i.p. | Mice | 1.52 (3.07–1.55)c | [178] |
IF3 | — | i.p. | Mice | 1.09 (6.96–5.87)c | [179] | ||
Influenza virus | L7/L12 or Omp16 | — | i.n., eyedropa, or s.c. | Mice | The best: Omp: 16: 3.78 (4.54–0.76)c, eyedrop; Bivalent: 3.9 (4.54–0.64)c, eyedrop | [180] | |
Influenza virus | Tetravalent vaccine formulation expressing Omp16, L7/L12, Omp19, and Cu-Zn SOD | — | i.n.a, eyedrop, or s.l. | Guinea pigs | The best: 2.8 (2.86–0.06)c, i.n. | [181] | |
L. lactis | L7/L12 (Cytoplasm)b | — | Oral | Mice | 0.57 (7–6.43)c | [182] | |
Cu-Zn SOD (secretory)b | — | Oral | Mice | 1.35 (7.1–5.75)c | [183] | ||
L. lactis (Live or killed) | Omp31 (Cell Wall-Anchored)b | — | Oral or i.p. | Mice | No results | [184] | |
Attenuated S. typhimurium | Fusion of L7/L12 and BLSb | — | Oral | Mice | Secretory expression: 1.55 (4.44–2.89)c; Intracellular expression: 1.32 (4.44–3.12)c | [185] | |
L7/L12 | — | i.m. | Mice | About 1.7 (3.4–1.7)c | [186] | ||
Ochrobactrum anthropi | Cu-Zn SOD | CpG | i.p. | Mice | 2.42 (5.30–2.88)c | [187] | |
TMC | Omp19 | — | Orala or i.p. | Mice | The best: against B. abortus: 2.46 (6.3–3.84)c, oral; against B. melitensis: 2.38 (6.14–3.76)c, oral | [188] | |
Mannosylated chitosan nanoparticles | FliC | — | s.c. | Mice | Against B. melitensis: 1.34 (5.67–4.33)c; against B. abortus: 1.22 (5.24–4.02)c | [189] | |
escheriosome | L7/L12 | — | s.c. | Mice | 1.46 (4.58–2.93)c | [190] | |
Cu-Zn SOD | IL-18 | s.c. | Mice | 1.5 (5.2–3.7)c | [191] | ||
PLGA | L7/L12 | — | i.p. | Mice | 1.79 (5.94–4.15)c | [192] | |
CaPNs | FliC, 7α-HSDH, BhuA and multi-epitopes (Poly B and poly T) | — | s.c. | Mice | The best: against B. melitensis: Poly B + T, 1.5 (5.77–4.27)c; against B. abortus: Poly B + T, 1.37 (5.29–3.92)c | [193] | |
S. aureus | OMV (E. coli) | HlaH35L, SpAKKAA, FhuD2, Csa1A, and LukE | Alum | i.p. | Mice | 90% of animals surviving | [194] |
PDNVs (E. coli) | SAcoagulase | — | i.p. | Mice | 100% of animals surviving | [195] | |
extracellular vesicles (EVs) | HlaH35L, LukE and EVs components | — | s.c. | Mice | About 70% and 50% of animals surviving after challenging with two S. aureus isolates | [196] | |
ICG-loaded MSNs | EVs | — | s.c. | Mice | Decreased bacterial loading in skin and organs | [197] | |
PDNVs | PDNVs components | — | s.c. | Mice | No results | [198] | |
L. lactis | ClfAb and FnbpAb | Freund’s adjuvant | Unknown | Rats | Less infected vegetations after challenging with S. aureus Newman in L. lactis ClfA-immunized animals; FnbpA did not have the same effect | [199] | |
PilVax | B-cell epitope, D3, from FnbpA | — | i.n. | Mice | Decreased bacterial loading in intestine and nasal mucosa | [200] | |
Cowpea mosaic virus | D2 domain of FnbpB | — | i.n. or oral | Mice | No results | [201] | |
Live attenuated S. typhimurium | SaEsxAb and SaEsxBb | — | Oral | Mice | 22.2% and 44.4% of animals surviving after challenging with S. aureus USA 300 for SaEsxA and SaEsxB; no animals surviving after challenging with S. aureus Newman | [202] | |
Red blood cell membrane-coated PLGA | Hla, α-toxin, PVL, and γ-toxin | — | s.c. | Mice | Decreased bacterial loading in skin, blood, and organs | [203], [204] | |
PP7 (VLP) | AIP1S | — | i.m. | Mice | Inhibiting abscess area and dermonecrotic; Decreased bacterial loading at the site of infection | [205] | |
PLGA | CNA19 | — | s.c. or i.n. | Mice | No results | [206], [207] | |
PLGA | rSEA | — | i.p. | Mice | 100% of animals surviving | [208] | |
Chitosan | rSEB | — | i.n. | No results | [209] | ||
Chitosan | Ami | No results | No results | No results | [210] | ||
Liposome | AdsA (mRNA) | — | i.m. or s.c. | Mice | No results | [211] | |
H. pylori | L. lactis (GEM) | CUE | — | Oral | Mice | Decreased bacterial loading in gastric tissue | [212], [213] |
L. acidophilus | Hp0410 | — | Oral | Mice | Decreased bacterial loading in gastric tissue | [214] | |
L. plantarum | Urease Bsubunit (UreB) (Cytoplasm)b | — | Oral | Mice | Decreased bacterial loading in gastric tissue | [215] | |
HP55/PLGA nanoparticles | Recombinant antigen CCF | — | Oral | Mice | Decreased bacterial loading in gastric tissue | [216] | |
OMVs | OMV components | — | Oral | Mice | Decreased bacterial loading in gastric tissue | [217] | |
liposomes | Fusion of the urease linear epitope (19 amino acid residues) and CTB | — | Oral | Mice | Decreased bacterial loading in gastric tissue | [218] | |
Yersinia pestis | Bacteriophage T4 nanoparticles | Mutated capsular antigen F1 and low-calcium-response V antigen | — | i.m. | Rats | 100% of animals surviving | [155] |
20:80 CPTEG:CPH | Fusion of F1 and V antigens | Cyclic dinucleotides (CDNs) | s.c. | Mice | 100% of animals surviving at 14 days and 75% at 182 days after single immunization | [219] | |
OMVs | OMV components | — | i.m. | Mice | 100% of animals surviving in subcutaneous challenge; 100% and 50% of animals surviving in intranasal challenge with a median and a high dose | [220] | |
L. plantarum | LcrV (Surface)b | — | Oral | Mice | No results | [221] |
a. The better or the best route to achieve protection; b. Constructed in an expression vector; c. Log10 units of protection, obtained by subtracting the mean log10CFU for the experimental group from the mean log10 CFU for the corresponding control group; i.n., intranasal; s.c., subcutaneous; i.m., intramuscular; i.p., intraperitoneal; s.l., sublingual; —, without added adjuvant.