PLoS Pathog February 2007 PMID 17319743

Mechanism of ad5 vaccine immunity and toxicity: fiber shaft targeting of dendritic cells.

Cheng Cheng, Jason G D Gall, Wing-pui Kong, Rebecca L Sheets, Phillip L Gomez, C Richter King, Gary J Nabel

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Discussions highlight key points from the publication, such as the fiber shaft's role in immune activation and toxicity, with comments like 'more pieces to the puzzle' and references to VAERS data and legal cases, showing a nuanced understanding and concern for safety implications while using terminology that emphasizes the significance of the research.

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Most discussions acknowledge the scientific findings, especially the connection between the fiber shaft's role in immune response and side effects, indicating general agreement with the article's conclusions.

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Abstract in brief

  • The study explains how the Ad5 vaccine vector targets dendritic cells (DCs) through a receptor recognized by the fiber shaft, independent of the known CAR or RGD receptors, which is key for stimulating immune responses.
  • Despite the immune benefits, the Ad5 vector can also cause side effects like fevers, which are linked to its interaction with the fiber shaft region, highlighting a connection between targeting mechanisms and toxicity.
  • Understanding these mechanisms allows for the design of improved vaccine vectors that direct targeting to immune cells via alternative receptors, potentially enhancing safety while maintaining strong immune responses.]

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Alexandra Ave
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@lsdres @lukewestbooks @hergie409 @stkirsch https://t.co/Db9jf2xXnS https://t.co/G8E2y77K9s https://t.co/ZaVwkUomDt https://t.co/5lC2HOaB4v https://t.co/NQV6ORL7R2 https://t.co/OjYh0JA3Qo Theres more but these are just some of the pieces to the puzzle. But, should also consider VAERS data & recent legal precedents

Jan 15, 2023 · 237 followers View post →