Safety and Immunogenicity of the Convacell® Recombinant N Protein COVID-19 Vaccine.

Sevastyan Rabdano,Ellina Ruzanova, Denis Makarov, Anastasiya Vertyachikh, Valeriya Teplykh,German Rudakov,Iuliia Pletyukhina,Nikita Saveliev,Konstantin Zakharov,Diana Alpenidze, Vasiliy Vasilyuk, Sergei Arakelov,Veronika Skvortsova

Vaccines(2024)

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We have developed Convacell®-a COVID-19 vaccine based on the recombinant nucleocapsid (N) protein of SARS-CoV-2. This paper details Convacell's® combined phase I/II and IIb randomized, double-blind, interventional clinical trials. The primary endpoints were the frequency of adverse effects (AEs) and the titers of specific anti-N IgGs induced by the vaccination; secondary endpoints included the nature of the immune response. Convacell® demonstrated high safety in phase I with no severe AEs detected, 100% seroconversion by day 42 and high and sustained for 350 days anti-N IgG levels in phase II. Convacell® also demonstrated a fused cellular and humoral immune response. Phase IIb results showed significant post-vaccination increases in circulating anti-N IgG and N protein-specific IFNγ+-producing PBMC quantities among 438 volunteers. Convacell® showed same level of immunological efficacy for single and double dose vaccination regimens, including for elderly patients. The clinical studies indicate that Convacell® is safe and highly immunogenic.
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COVID-19,vaccine,recombinant,clinical trial,subunit,nucleocapsid
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