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National Vaccine Advisory Committee June 7, 2005 Pandemic Influenza Vaccine Research and Development Linda C. Lambert Chief, Respiratory Diseases Branch.

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1 National Vaccine Advisory Committee June 7, 2005 Pandemic Influenza Vaccine Research and Development Linda C. Lambert Chief, Respiratory Diseases Branch Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases NIAID/NIH/DHHS

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4 Sanofi Pasteur H5 Vaccine Vaccine candidate manufactured using reverse genetics under NIH contract Inactivated vaccine received in March Adult trial began April at 3 VTEUs –7.5, 15, 45, 90 mcg vs. placebo; 2 doses Enrollment completed mid May Final results expected in late summer Separate trials planned in elderly and children, 2 dose regimen, dosage based on adult data

5 Chiron H5 Vaccine Vaccine candidate manufactured using reverse genetics under NIH contract 10,000 doses Vaccine anticipated late Fall 2005 Clinical trial plan: adults, elderly and children 2 dose regimen, ~ 1 month apart

6 H5 Vaccine Dose Optimization Strategies Route Intramuscular (IM) versus Intradermal (ID) administration of inactivated H5 vaccine. Phase I protocol filed to FDA Trial start date July (planned) Data expected Q3 2005 Adjuvants Subcontract to Baxter to produce whole virus inactivated H5 vaccine (Vero) +/- alum Discussions with Chiron and Sanofi Pasteur ongoing

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11 GSK TIV Clinical Trial NIAID rapidly initiated a Phase III trial to evaluate safety and immunogenicity of GSK’s inter-pandemic Fluarix® vaccine in healthy adults: -- Trial began in Dec. 2004 -- 952 subjects enrolled in 5 days -- Trial conducted through VTEUs -- BLA submitted May 25 th

12 Non-egg based technologies NIAID supports projects aimed at developing alternatives to production of influenza vaccine in eggs: - Recombinant protein - Virus-like particles - Cell culture-based technology - Alphavirus vector - DNA based vaccines


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