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. 2022 Sep 19;107(5):1091–1098. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.22-0356

Table 1.

Summary of the MP-12 human volunteer sera samples nAb titers before passive transfer into mice, nAb titers 24 hours after passive transfer, and protection from challenge with pathogenic RVFV ZH501

Mouse group no. Animal identification nos. Sex Human volunteer serum codes Human sera RVFV nAb titer1 nAb titers in mouse sera4 Days postchallenge animals expired
2 289 M ≤ 5 Sham-inoculated2
2 290 F ≤ 5 Sham-inoculated2
1 291 M G00043 10 ≤ 5 4
1 292 M G00053 10 ≤ 5 6
1 293 F G00063 10 ≤ 5 4
1 294 F G00073 10 ≤ 5 5
3 295 M G2185 20 5 Survived
3 296 M G2185 20 5 Survived
3 297 F G2185 20 5 Survived
3 298 F G2185 20 5 19
5 299 M G2156 40 10 Survived
5 300 M G2156 40 10 Survived
5 301 F G2156 40 20 Survived
5 302 F G2156 40 10 Survived
7 303 M G2136 80 20 9
7 304 M G2136 80 20 Survived
7 305 F G2136 80 20 Survived
7 306 F G2136 80 20 Survived

F = female; M = male; nAb = neutralizing antibody; RVFV = Rift Valley fever virus.

1 nAb titer of human sera samples before passive transfer to mice.

2 Control mice did not receive serum and were sham inoculated with minimum essential media.

3 Pooled antibody-negative sera samples obtained from human volunteers before receiving the RVFV MP-12 vaccine and the pooled sera was transferred to each of four mice that were challenged with a virulent strain of RVFV to demonstrate that the challenge dose caused a lethal infection of the mice.

4 Reciprocal nAb titer (PRNT80) 24 hours after passive transfer of sera samples to mice.