Frontiers in immunology · 2025
Enhancing functional antibody responses against HIV envelope V1V2 through vaccine formulations.
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Yengo Clauvis Kunkeng, Liu Xiaomei, Laghlali Gabriel, Park Seok-Chan, Klingler Jéromine, Luo Christina C, Jiang Xunqing, Kong Xiang-Peng, Rao Priyanka G, Upadhyay Chitra, Wiest Matthew J, Muramatsu Hiromi, De Geest Bruno G, Wong Pamela T, Tam Ying, Pardi Norbert, Schotsaert Michael, Hioe Catarina E
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BACKGROUND: Despite decades of research, the development of an effective HIV vaccine remains a significant challenge. Recent findings from three large vaccine efficacy trials have identified antibodies against the V1V2 domain of the HIV envelope glycoprotein as a potential correlate of reduced infection risk, offering a promising avenue for improving vaccine efficacy. Vaccine-elicited anti-V1V2 antibodies do not mediate potent virus-neutralizing activities, but they mediate Fc-dependent effector functions.
METHODS: This study evaluated the capacity of V1V2-scaffold vaccines in different formulations to generate antibody responses with Fc-mediated functions. BALB/c mice were immunized with V1V2-scaffold proteins formulated with one of the following adjuvants: MF59-like squalene-based oil-in-water emulsion (Addavax), a combination of TLR7/8 and RIG-I agonists (IMDQ-PC/IVT), nanoemulsion and RIG-I agonist (NE/IVT), or empty lipid nanoparticles (eLNP). All formulations were administered intramuscularly except NE/IVT, which was given intranasally. For comparison, we also tested a V1V2-scaffold-expressing mRNA-LNP vaccine delivered intramuscularly and an Env gp140 protein with liposomal MPLA/DDA adjuvant administered subcutaneously.
RESULTS: Among the six vaccine formulations tested, V1V2-scaffold immunogens adjuvanted with LNP (eLNP and mRNA-LNP) elicited the most robust and cross-reactive serum IgG responses that recognized native Env on cell surfaces or virions. The eLNP and mRNA-LNP groups, along with IMDQ-PC/IVT, also elicited functional IgG2a, and correspondingly displayed Fc-mediated activities, as measured by antibody-dependent cellular phagocytosis and FcγRIV binding. Notably, IMDQ-PC/IVT elicited predominantly IgG2a with minimal IgG1, eLNP stimulated IgG1 and IgG2a with IgG1 dominance, whereas mRNA-LNP yielded more balanced IgG2a/IgG1 responses.
CONCLUSIONS: Data from this study provide new insights into the utility of novel formulations for V1V2-scaffold immunogens as a strategy for optimizing the induction of functional V1V2-specific antibodies to improve HIV vaccine efficacy.
METHODS: This study evaluated the capacity of V1V2-scaffold vaccines in different formulations to generate antibody responses with Fc-mediated functions. BALB/c mice were immunized with V1V2-scaffold proteins formulated with one of the following adjuvants: MF59-like squalene-based oil-in-water emulsion (Addavax), a combination of TLR7/8 and RIG-I agonists (IMDQ-PC/IVT), nanoemulsion and RIG-I agonist (NE/IVT), or empty lipid nanoparticles (eLNP). All formulations were administered intramuscularly except NE/IVT, which was given intranasally. For comparison, we also tested a V1V2-scaffold-expressing mRNA-LNP vaccine delivered intramuscularly and an Env gp140 protein with liposomal MPLA/DDA adjuvant administered subcutaneously.
RESULTS: Among the six vaccine formulations tested, V1V2-scaffold immunogens adjuvanted with LNP (eLNP and mRNA-LNP) elicited the most robust and cross-reactive serum IgG responses that recognized native Env on cell surfaces or virions. The eLNP and mRNA-LNP groups, along with IMDQ-PC/IVT, also elicited functional IgG2a, and correspondingly displayed Fc-mediated activities, as measured by antibody-dependent cellular phagocytosis and FcγRIV binding. Notably, IMDQ-PC/IVT elicited predominantly IgG2a with minimal IgG1, eLNP stimulated IgG1 and IgG2a with IgG1 dominance, whereas mRNA-LNP yielded more balanced IgG2a/IgG1 responses.
CONCLUSIONS: Data from this study provide new insights into the utility of novel formulations for V1V2-scaffold immunogens as a strategy for optimizing the induction of functional V1V2-specific antibodies to improve HIV vaccine efficacy.