Vaccine |
Immunization route |
No. of doses |
Developer |
Status |
References |
Shigellosis |
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Attenuated S. sonnei strain WRSS1 |
Oral |
2 |
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research |
Phase II |
[70] |
Attenuated S. flexneri2a strain CVD 1208S |
Oral |
2 |
Center for Vaccine Development, University of Maryland |
Phase I |
[74] |
Attenuated S. flexneri2a strain SC602 |
Oral |
1-2 |
Pasteur Institute |
Phase II |
[71] |
Attenuated S. dysenteriae 1 strain SC599 |
Oral |
2 |
Pasteur Institute |
Phase II |
[73] |
Shigellaglycoconjugates (O polysaccharide covalently linked to carrier protein) |
Intra-muscular |
2 |
National Institute ofHealth and Human Development |
Phase III |
[65] |
Shigella invasion complex (Invaplex) |
Nasal |
3 |
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research |
Phase I |
[68] |
Proteosomes (OMP of Group B meningitides) to which S. sonnei or S. flexneri2a LPS is adsorbed |
Nasal |
2 |
ID Biomedical* |
Phase I |
[69] |
ETEC diarrhea |
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B subunit-inactivated whole fimbriated ETEC combination |
Oral |
2 |
University of Goteborg and SBL |
Phase III |
[82] |
Attenuated fimbriated non-toxigenic E. coli (derived from ETEC) |
Oral |
2 |
Cambridge Biostability Ltd. |
Phase I |
[88] |
Attenuated Shigella strains expressing ETEC fimbrial colonization factors and B subunit of LTh** |
Oral |
2 |
Center for Vaccine Development, University of Maryland |
Phase I |
[86] |