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FABAD
J. Pharm. Sci.
ISSN 1300-4182
Copyright Ó 2005
FABAD. All rights reserved
FABAD
J. Pharm. Sci., 26(1), 21-33, 2001.
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Scientific
Reviews
ABSTRACT
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VACCIENS
AND VACCINE ADJUVANTS
Aydan
ERATALAY*, Filiz ÖNER*o
*Hacettepe
University, Faculty of Pharmacy, Department of Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology, 06100, Sihhiye, Ankara, TURKEY.
oCorrespondence
Summary:
New vacciens have some advantages due to their purity
and safety characteristics, over conventional vaccines,
but preventive properties need to be progressed.This can
be achieved by using some materials or carriers called
adjuvants which helps to increase immune response to an
antigen.
There are two adjuvant formulations which have been used
since 1950’s.One of them is mineral oil emulsions
including micobacteria or not,second one is gel or suspension
formulations of aluminium salts.Studies on new adjuvants
or adjuvant carriers are increasing due to the side effects
of conventional adjuvants
Recently new adjuvants and carrier systems for modern
vaccines are attracting more attention because of the
poor immunogenicity of pure subunit or synthetic recombinant
antigens and problems with aluminium based adjuvants.
New adjuvants have to be nontoxic,noncarcinogenic,must
not cause local and systemic reactions and they have to
provide long term immune protection with small number
of application.
In this article adjuvant carrier systems and materials
used for subunit and recombinant
DNA derived vaccines are viewed.
Key
words:
Vaccines, Immune Response, Conventional Adjuvants, New
Adjuvants
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