Therapeutic administration of a cross-reactive mAb targeting the fusion glycoprotein of Nipah virus protects nonhuman primates
Science Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(741)
Published: April 3, 2024
No
licensed
vaccines
or
therapies
exist
for
patients
infected
with
Nipah
virus
(NiV),
although
an
experimental
human
monoclonal
antibody
(mAb)
cross-reactive
to
the
NiV
and
Hendra
(HeV)
G
glycoprotein,
m102.4,
has
been
tested
in
a
phase
1
trial
provided
under
compassionate
use
both
HeV
exposures.
is
highly
pathogenic
zoonotic
paramyxovirus
causing
regular
outbreaks
humans
animals
South
Southeast
Asia.
The
mortality
rate
of
infection
ranges
from
40%
more
than
90%,
making
it
substantial
public
health
concern.
glycoprotein
mediates
host
cell
attachment,
F
facilitates
membrane
fusion
infection.
We
hypothesized
that
mAb
against
prefusion
conformation
may
confer
better
protection
m102.4.
To
test
this,
two
potent
neutralizing
mAbs
protein,
hu1F5
hu12B2,
were
compared
hamster
model.
Hu1F5
superior
hu12B2
was
selected
comparison
m102.4
ability
protect
African
green
monkeys
(AGMs)
stringent
challenge.
AGMs
exposed
intranasally
Bangladesh
strain
treated
5
days
after
exposure
either
(25
milligrams
per
kilogram).
Whereas
only
one
six
survived
until
study
end
point,
all
protected.
Furthermore,
reduced
10
kilogram
dose
also
complete
challenge,
supporting
upcoming
clinical
advancement
this
postexposure
prophylaxis
therapy.
Language: Английский
In Vitro Combinatorial Activity of Direct Acting Antivirals and Monoclonal Antibodies against the Ancestral B.1 and BQ.1.1 SARS-CoV-2 Viral Variants
Lia Fiaschi,
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Camilla Biba,
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Ilenia Varasi
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et al.
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(2), P. 168 - 168
Published: Jan. 23, 2024
Combination
antiviral
therapy
may
be
helpful
in
the
treatment
of
SARS-CoV-2
infection;
however,
no
clinical
trial
data
are
available,
and
combined
use
direct-acting
antivirals
(DAA)
monoclonal
antibodies
(mAb)
has
been
reported
only
anecdotally.
To
assess
cooperative
effects
dual
drug
combinations
vitro,
we
used
a
VERO
E6
cell-based
vitro
system
with
ancestral
B.1
or
highly
divergent
BQ.1.1
virus
to
test
pairwise
licensed
DAA,
including
nirmatrelvir
(NRM),
remdesivir
(RDV)
active
metabolite
molnupiravir
(EIDD-1931)
as
well
combination
RDV
four
mAbs
(sotrovimab,
bebtelovimab,
cilgavimab,
tixagevimab;
tested
susceptible
virus).
According
SynergyFinder
3.0
summary
weighted
scores,
all
had
an
additive
effect.
Within
DAA/DAA
combinations,
paired
scores
variants
were
comparable.
In
post
hoc
analysis
weighting
synergy
by
concentrations,
several
cases
synergistic
detected
at
specific
both
for
RDV/mAb
combinations.
This
was
supported
confirmation
experiments
showing
more
than
linear
shift
drug-effective
concentration
(IC50)
increasing
concentrations
companion
drug,
although
effect
prominent
minimal
null
These
results
support
which
should
further
investigated
animal
models
before
introduction
into
clinic.
Language: Английский
Saliva Is a Sensitive and Accessible Sample Both for SARS-CoV-2 Detection and for the Evaluation of Treatment Effectiveness in Follow-Up Studies
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(7), P. 1040 - 1040
Published: June 27, 2024
Despite
emerging
evidence
indicating
that
molecular
SARS-CoV-2
tests
performed
on
saliva
have
diagnostic
sensitivity
and
specificity
comparable
to
those
observed
with
nasopharyngeal
swabs
(NPSs),
most
in
vivo
follow-up
studies
the
efficacy
of
drugs
against
been
NPSs,
not
considering
as
a
possible
alternative
matrix.
For
this
reason,
study,
we
used,
parallel,
NPS
samples
for
detection
by
real-time
RT-PCR
patients
receiving
Tixagevimab/Cilgavimab,
Nirmatrelvir/Ritonavir,
or
Sotrovimab
treatment
SARS-CoV-2.
Our
results
showed
good
correlation
between
each
drug;
moreover,
changes
cycle
threshold
(Ct)
levels
NPSs
were
both
7
days
30
after
treatment,
thus
confirming
represents
matrix
verifying
effectiveness
treatments
Language: Английский
Construction of an interactive humanistic nursing model in emergency rescue of epidemic outbreaks
Yaning Feng,
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Chuntao Ma,
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Zhongxian Feng
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et al.
Pakistan Journal of Medical Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
41(1), P. 171 - 175
Published: Dec. 24, 2024
To
explore
the
clinical
efficacy
of
interactive
humanistic
nursing
model
in
emergency
rescue
epidemic
outbreaks.
This
was
a
retrospective
study.
A
total
200
patients
with
novel
coronavirus
pneumonia
(NCP)
admitted
to
The
First
Affiliated
Hospital
Hebei
North
University
between
December
2022
and
March
2023
were
selected
divided
into
observation
group(n=100)
control
according
different
methods
used.
Patients
group
received
conventional
basic
intervention,
those
based
on
care.
Compared
psychological
status,
treatment
compliance,
efficacy,
quality
management
two
groups
patients.
compliance
both
significantly
improved
after
degree
improvement
higher
than
that
group,
statistically
significant
difference
(p<0.05).
stay
time
symptom
relief
disappearance
shortened
compared
differences
scores
satisfaction,
safety
increased
effectively
improves
status
increases
quality,
which
is
worthy
application.
Language: Английский