Molecular Therapy — Methods & Clinical Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33(1), P. 101398 - 101398
Published: Dec. 13, 2024
In
recent
years,
mRNA
vaccines
have
emerged
as
a
leading
technology
for
preventing
infectious
diseases
due
to
their
rapid
development
and
high
immunogenicity.
These
encode
viral
antigens,
which
are
translated
into
antigenic
proteins
within
host
cells,
inducing
both
humoral
cellular
immune
responses.
This
review
systematically
examines
the
progress
in
vaccine
research
major
mosquito-borne
viruses,
including
dengue
virus,
Zika
Japanese
encephalitis
Chikungunya
yellow
fever
Rift
Valley
Venezuelan
equine
virus.
Enhancements
design,
such
improvements
5'
cap
structure,
5'UTR,
open
reading
frame,
3'UTR,
polyadenylation
tail,
significantly
increased
stability
translation
efficiency.
Additionally,
use
of
lipid
nanoparticles
polymer
has
greatly
improved
delivery
efficiency
vaccines.
Currently,
against
viruses
under
clinical
trials,
showing
promising
protective
effects.
Future
should
continue
optimize
design
systems
achieve
broad-spectrum
long-lasting
protection
various
virus
infections.
Pathogens and Disease,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
82
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
Zika
virus
(ZIKV),
which
belongs
to
the
Flavivirus
family,
is
mainly
transmitted
via
bite
of
Aedes
mosquitoes.
In
newborns,
ZIKV
infection
can
cause
severe
symptoms
such
as
microcephaly,
while
in
adults,
it
lead
Guillain‒Barré
syndrome
(GBS).
Due
lack
specific
therapeutic
methods
against
ZIKV,
development
a
safe
and
effective
vaccine
extremely
important.
Several
potential
vaccines,
live
attenuated,
inactivated,
nucleic
acid,
viral
vector,
recombinant
subunit
have
demonstrated
promising
outcomes
clinical
trials
involving
human
participants.
Therefore,
this
review,
recent
developmental
progress,
advantages
disadvantages
these
five
types
are
examined,
practical
recommendations
for
future
provided.
Vaccines,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(1), P. 87 - 87
Published: Jan. 15, 2024
Among
emergent
climate-sensitive
infectious
diseases,
some
mosquito-vectored
arbovirus
infections
have
epidemiological,
social,
and
economic
effects.
Dengue
virus
(DENV),
West
Nile
(WNV),
Chikungunya
(CHIKV)
disease,
previously
common
only
in
the
tropics,
currently
pose
a
major
risk
to
global
health
are
expected
expand
dramatically
near
future
if
adequate
containment
measures
not
implemented.
The
lack
of
safe
effective
vaccines
is
critical
as
it
seems
likely
that
emerging
will
be
con-trolled
when
against
each
these
become
available.
This
paper
discusses
clinical
characteristics
DENV,
WNV,
CHIKV
state
development
viruses.
An
ideal
vaccine
should
able
evoke
with
single
administration
prompt
activation
B
T
cells,
concentrations
protecting/neutralizing
antibodies,
creation
strong
immune
memory
capable
triggering
an
secondary
antibody
response
after
new
infection
wild-type
and/or
mutated
agent.
Moreover,
well
tolerated,
safe,
easily
administrated,
cost-effective,
widely
available
throughout
world.
However,
diseases
far
from
being
satisfactory,
take
many
years
before
for
all
made
worldwide.
Journal of Pest Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
97(4), P. 2203 - 2215
Published: March 21, 2024
Abstract
Viral
diseases
like
yellow
fever,
dengue,
and
Zika
have
an
alarming
impact
on
public
health.
These
can
be
transmitted
by
Aedes
mosquito
species,
such
as
Ae.
albopictus,
which
is
now
found
in
many
countries
outside
its
original
range.
Xenorhabdus
Photorhabdus
spp.
are
enteric
bacterial
symbionts
of
insect-preying
nematodes
known
to
produce
array
natural
products
with
various
activities
including
larvicidal
activity.
In
this
study,
the
effects
produced
four
one
bacteria
ovipositional
behavior
albopictus
mosquitoes
were
assessed.
Utilizing
a
binary
choice
assay
insect
cages,
gravid
female
presented
two
oviposition
cups
containing
water
supplemented
varying
concentrations
supernatants
(50–1%
concentrations)
versus
control
medium.
After
72
h,
eggs
deposited
filter
papers
counted.
The
attractant
index
(OAI)
feature
supernatant
was
evaluated
using
number
laid
cups.
Notably,
all
tested
exhibited
concentration-dependent
deterrence
oviposition.
cabanillasii
displayed
strongest
deterrent
effect,
inhibiting
egg-laying
at
50–5%
(OAI:
−
0.87
0.35),
followed
X.
nematophila
(50–10%,
OAI:
0.82
0.52).
szentirmaii,
doucetiae,
P.
kayaii
showed
significant
≥
20%
concentrations.
Using
promoter
exchange
mutants
generated
easyPACId
approach,
fabclavine
from
szentirmaii
identified
bioactive
compound
evident
effects.
Such
deterrents
targeting
could
valuable
for
controlling
populations
disrupting
their
breeding
suitable
habitats.
Parasites & Vectors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(1)
Published: March 21, 2025
Abstract
Background
Vector
control
using
Lysinibacillus
sphaericus
is
an
effective
strategy
for
preventing
the
transmission
of
mosquito-borne
diseases.
Our
previous
study
demonstrated
that
exposure
to
L.
during
larval
stage
Anopheles
dirus
significantly
reduced
fecundity
surviving
adult
mosquitoes.
However,
underlying
mechanisms
driving
this
reduction
remain
unclear.
Sublethal
doses
,
often
resulting
from
insufficient
or
delayed
application,
can
still
impact
mosquito
populations.
Therefore,
aimed
investigate
how
sublethal
inhibit
reproductive
capacity
An.
Methods
First,
staining
method
was
used
detect
in
mosquitoes
had
been
exposed
stage.
Second,
were
fed
a
sucrose
solution
containing
and
effects
on
observed.
Third,
transcriptome
sequencing
qPCR
employed
identify
validate
genes
associated
with
oviposition
suppression
following
treatment
.
Finally,
we
assessed
direct
feeding
vitellogenin
(
Vg
)
expression
activation
target
rapamycin
(TOR)
signaling
pathway
Western
blotting.
Results
findings
persists
An
survived
doses.
Additionally,
female
suppressed
their
ability.
Transcriptome
analysis
revealed
substantial
alterations
gene
profiles
among
Notably,
lysosomal
function
lipid
metabolism,
which
are
critical
physiology.
Furthermore,
downregulated
Akt-TOR
Conclusions
Exposure
larvae
resulted
persistence
by
downregulating
via
inhibition
TOR
pathway.
This
offers
novel
insights
into
interaction
between
its
host
identifies
potential
molecular
targets
controlling
population
density
modulating
behavior.
Graphical
Molecular Therapy — Nucleic Acids,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
36(2), P. 102540 - 102540
Published: April 17, 2025
A
novel
Cas13d-based
gene-editing
approach
has
been
developed
to
target
viral
RNAs
in
infected
cells,
reducing
the
replication
of
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
and
Zika
virus
(ZIKV)
by
up
90%
compared
with
controls.
Despite
its
potential,
use
Cas13d
as
an
antiviral
faces
several
challenges
that
limit
effectiveness
before
reaching
cells.
This
study
presents
a
proof-of-concept
strategy
for
constructing
gold
nanoparticles
(Au_NPs)
destroy
SARS-CoV-2
ZIKV
genomes
into
The
Au_NPs
complexes
were
administered
Huh-7
cells
either
virus,
single
or
multiple
doses.
demonstrated
cuts
comparable
efficiency
lipofected
ribonucleoprotein
(RNP).
Additionally,
we
found
can
spontaneously
enter
endocytosis
diffusion,
first
4
h
treatment.
co-localized
virions
early
endosomes
reduced
after
administration,
unlike
RNPs,
which
showed
no
activity.
However,
was
less
efficient
at
Cas13d-RNPs,
likely
due
different
intracellular
localization.
These
results
suggest
be
adapted
new
strategy,
highlighting
innovative
delivery
method
against
viruses
without
need
transfecting,
providing
gene-editing-based
emerging
RNA
viruses.
Journal of Nanobiotechnology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: Nov. 28, 2024
Flavivirus
is
a
highly
prevalent
and
outbreak-prone
disease,
affecting
billions
of
individuals
annually
posing
substantial
public
health
challenges.
Vaccination
critical
to
reducing
the
global
impact
flavivirus
infections,
making
development
safe
effective
vaccine
top
priority.
The
self-assembled
pan-epitope
presents
key
advantages
for
improving
immunogenicity
safety
without
relying
on
external
vectors
or
adding
immunomodulatory
elements,
both
which
are
essential
successful
development.
In
this
study,
peptide
TBT
was
combined
with
adjuvant
CpG
form
TBT-CpG
nanovaccine
(TBT-CpG
NaVs),
found
be
spherical,
uniform
in
shape,
demonstrated
strong
serum
stability.
vitro
studies
showed
that
NaVs
were
efficiently
taken
up
internalized
by
bone
marrow-derived
dendritic
cells
(BMDCs).
Flow
cytometry
transcriptomic
analysis
indicated
antigens
effectively
presented
antigen-presenting
(APCs)
via
MHC
II
pathway,
facilitated
BMDCs
maturation
promoted
release
pro-inflammatory
cytokines
IL-1β,
TNF-α,
IL-6.
vivo
confirmed
enhanced
antigen-specific
IgG
levels,
significantly
increased
IFN-γ
IL-4
expression
spleen
cells,
offered
protective
effects
against
Dengue
virus
(DENV)
Zika
(ZIKV)
infections.
Safety
evaluations
revealed
no
hepatotoxicity
significant
organ
damage
immunized
mice.
candidate
activates
triggers
targeted
immune
response,
providing
antiviral
DENV
ZIKV.
This
demonstrates
good
safety,
establishing
promising
foundation
new
strategy
vaccines.
Journal of Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: Sept. 3, 2024
Dengue
virus
(DENV)
is
the
most
widespread
arbovirus.
The
World
Health
Organization
(WHO)
declared
dengue
one
of
top
10
global
health
threats
in
2019.
However,
it
has
been
underrepresented
bibliometric
analyses.
This
study
employs
analysis
to
identify
research
hotspots
and
trends,
offering
a
comprehensive
overview
current
dynamics
this
field.
We
present
report
spanning
from
1995
2023
that
provides
unique
longitudinal
research,
revealing
significant
trends
shifts
not
extensively
covered
previous
literature.
A
total
10,767
DENV-related
documents
were
considered,
with
notable
increase
publications,
peaking
at
747
articles
2021.
Plos
Neglected
Tropical
Diseases
become
leading
journal
publishing
791
field—the
highest
number
recorded.
Our
mapping
DENV
across
multiple
dimensions,
including
vector
ecology,
virology,
emerging
therapies.
delineates
complex
network
immune
response
genes,
IFNA1,
DDX58,
IFNB1,
STAT1,
IRF3,
NFKB1,
highlighting
themes,
particularly
impacts
climate
change
new
outbreaks
on
disease
transmission.
findings
detail
progress
status
key
vaccine
candidates,
licensed
Dengvaxia,
newer
vaccines
such
as
Qdenga
TV003,
updated
clinical
trials.
underscores
advancements
antiviral
therapies
control
strategies
for
dengue,
innovative
drug
candidates
AT-752
JNJ-1802,
potential
repurposing
agents
like
Ribavirin,
Remdesivir,
Lopinavir.
Additionally,
discusses
biological
methods,
introduction
Wolbachia-infected
mosquitoes
gene-editing
technologies.
critical
role
interdisciplinary
collaboration
advancing
identifying
areas
needing
further
exploration,
host-virus
dynamics,
development
application
drugs
vaccines,
use
artificial
intelligence.
It
advocates
strengthened
partnerships
various
disciplines
effectively
tackle
challenges
posed
by
DENV.
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(9), P. 1499 - 1499
Published: Sept. 23, 2024
Insect-specific
viruses
(ISVs)
include
that
are
restricted
to
the
infection
of
mosquitoes
and
spread
mostly
through
transovarial
transmission.
Despite
using
a
distinct
mode
transmission,
ISVs
often
phylogenetically
related
arthropod-borne
(arboviruses)
responsible
for
human
diseases
able
infect
both
vertebrates.
can
also
induce
phenomenon
called
"superinfection
exclusion",
whereby
primary
ISV
in
an
insect
inhibits
subsequent
viral
infections
insect.
This
has
sparked
interest
use
control
pathogenic
arboviruses
transmitted
by
mosquitoes.
In
particular,
insect-specific
flaviviruses
(ISFs)
have
been
shown
inhibit
vertebrate-infecting
(VIFs)
vitro
vivo.
potential
as
new
ecologically
friendly
biological
approach
arboviral
disease.
For
this
intervention
lasting
impacts
control,
it
is
imperative
ISFs
maintained
mosquito
populations
with
high
rates
vertical
Therefore,
these
strategies
will
need
optimise
transmission
order
establish
persistently
infected
lines
sustainable
arbovirus
control.
review
compares
recent
observations
determinants
understand
how
may
be
optimised
effective