Vaxxon® SRP® Pasteurella

A NEW BREED OF CHOLERA VACCINES

Vaxxon® SRP® Pasteurella

FINALLY, A VACCINE TECHNOLOGY WHICH FUNCTIONS INDEPENDENTLY OF SEROTYPE

Vaxxon® SRP® Pasteurella Bacterial Extract Vaccine is a cholera vaccine using conserved siderophore receptor and porin (SRP) proteins as immunogens and manufactured using proprietary SRP Technology developed by Vaxxinova US.

An innovative option for Cholera control in layer and broiler breeder chickens.

EFFECTIVE:

Protects against mortality from fowl cholera caused by
P. multocida serotype 1 (the only USDA approved challenge strain in chickens)

Improved livability in affected flocks

INNOVATIVE:

Utilizes bacterial surface proteins that are not serotype specific

Vaccine strains were selected to broadly represent the SRP proteins commonly found among many P. multocida serotypes
Proteins (including SRP) are known to produce strong anamnestic response

SAFE:

No adverse events observed in field safety studies following vaccination

Removal of LPS (endotoxin) reduces systemic reactivity compared to bacterins
Faster resolution of local injection site lesions compared to bacterins

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A brief history of Fowl Cholera

Fowl Cholera (FC) is a contagious acute septicemic disease that is economically important in intensive poultry operations due to the high morbidity and mortality of flocks. The infection, caused by Pasteurella multocida, can lead to chronic infection in the flock resulting in birds with swollen hocks and wing joints.1,2

In addition to sanitation, good farm management, and strict biosecurity, vaccines are important in preventing fowl cholera. Live vaccines provide good protection against multiple serotypes but can cause mortality or subclinical disease in the vaccinated birds. Inactivated whole cell bacterins requires matching the genotype and lipopolysaccharide (LPS) structure to the field challenge strain to be effective.

SRP vaccines induce antibodies that block bacterial siderophore receptors preventing entry of critical iron molecules leading to death of the bacteria.

EFFICACY:

This graph shows the % mortality at 14-days post-challenge with P. multocida Type 1 (using the USDA X-73 challenge strain). There were no mortalities or 0% of the Vaxxon SRP Pasteurella vaccinated group died during the 14-day observation period. 80% of the placebo/non-vaccinated birds died after challenge. This is equivalent to a 100% efficacy based on Prevented Fraction analysis. The challenge strain was isolated in the livers of all dead birds.

Field Safety Mortality Data

This table shows the number of birds administered the Vaxxon SRP Pasteurella and control (bacterin) vaccines, the number of birds that died in those flocks and the equivalent mortality rates. Birds administered the Vaxxon SRP Pasteurella vaccine had numerically less birds dying during the observation period compared to the control group.