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The genetic
clock
is
ticking
and
ticking
- 00ies. G2-HFDV. G1s3-Lena. Fever & general disease +++. Respiratory problems ++. Secondary infections +++.
PRRSV situation and PRRSV type 1 vaccination in Europe Hans Nauwynck
Ghent University Belgium
Laboratory of Virology Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
PRRSV situation in Europe Hans Nauwynck
Ghent University Belgium
Laboratory of Virology Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Porcine Reproductive & Respiratory Syndrome Virus PRRSV • Classification
Order Nidovirales Family Arteriviridae
• Virion structure Genomic RNA E GP2 GP3 GP4 GP5 M N
Once upon a time…
LDV
swLDV
Going wild & domestic (60-70ies)
swLDV genotype 1
genotype 2
prePRRSV
PRRSV
PRRSV
The big escape east & west in the 80’ies 1989
swLDV genotype 1
G2 (VR2332like) G1s1 (LVlike) - short fever - reproductive - listlessness problems - respiratory problems - reproductive problems
≠
PRRSV
genotype 2
prePRRSV
PRRSV
Target: Sn+CD163+ macrophage
PRRSV (G1s1;;LV) Start of replication/entry
lnn
Low transmission power
lungs cell-free viremia
lungs spleen lnn
No general/respiratory problems (≠ VR2332) Reproductive problems reactivation
persistence
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Weeks pi
PRRSV (G1s1;;LV) Resp Apoptosis in infected cells & neighbouring cells
lungs
1s12010
1s1990 1
2
3
4
5
Weeks pi
PRRSV (G1s1;;LV) Resp 0 DPI
Young monocytes
Sia+ mø
Overlay
9 DPI
lungs No respiratory problems 30 DPI
Lungs
1
2
3
4
5
Weeks pi
PRRSV (G1s1;;LV) Resp 0 DPI
Young monocytes
Sia+ mø
Overlay
9 DPI
lungs Respiratory problems 30 DPI
+ other respiratory pathogens/toxins • other virus (PCV2, SIV, PRCV, ADV) • bacteria (Mycoplasma, Streptococcus, Bordetella, Salmonella) • LPS
PRRSV (G1s1;;LV) Repro
Viremia (cell-free)
PRRSV (G1s1;;LV)
80-90 days of gestation
Repro Fetal placenta
Target: Sn+CD163+ macrophage
Endometrium
Target: Sn+CD163+ macrophage
PRRSV (G1s1;;LV)
80-90 days of gestation
Repro Fetal placenta
Target: Sn+CD163+ macrophage
Endometrium
Target: Sn+CD163+ macrophage
PRRSV (G1s1;;LV)
80-90 days of gestation
Repro Fetal placenta
Target: Sn+CD163+ macrophage
Placenta necrosis -> anoxia foetus
Endometrium
PRRSV (G1s1;;LV)
80-90 days of gestation
Repro
Late abortion, early farrowing Stillborn, weakborn piglets
The genetic clock is ticking - 90ies
genotype 1
G2-SAMS G2-Atypical PRRS
Fever & general disease + Respiratory problems + Secondary infections + Reproductive problems
genotype 2
The genetic clock is ticking and ticking - 00ies
G1s3-Lena genotype 1
Fever & general disease +++ Respiratory problems ++ Secondary infections +++ Reproductive problems
genotype 2
G2-HFDV
Target1: Sn+CD163+ macrophage
PRRSV (1s3;;Lena)
Target2: X+CD163+ macrophage
High transmission power
lnn lungs
Whole respiratory tract spleen lnn
cell-free viremia
reactivation
persistence
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Weeks pi
Quantification of PRRSV infected cells LV
Lena
Target 2: new monocytic cell types (nasal mø)
Target: Sn+CD163+ macrophage
Target 1: Sn+CD163+ macrophage
Full destruction of the first defense by mø !!!
Quantification of PRRSV infected cells
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Pig 1
Pig 2
Pig 3
Mean Nasal mucosa
Body temperature
†
†††
Respiratory distress
†
†††
≠ LV = high fever disease
The genetic clock is ticking & ticking & ticking…
genotype 1
G1s1-Flanders13
Fever & general disease + Respiratory problems + Secondary infections + Reproductive problems
genotype 2
Replication in nasal mø Target1: Sn+CD163+ macrophage Target2: X+CD163+ macrophage Cells/mm2
60
40
20
LV ‘90
?
Flandres ‘07 Genotype 1 subtype 1
Flandres ’13
Lena ’06 Genotype 1 subtype 3
VR2332 ’90
MN-184 ’01 Genotype 2
Vietnam ’13
?
Gilts
PRRSV transmission
! 40-100 kgs
10-20 kgs
Sows
√
!
! Sows+ offspring
!
20-40 kgs
! !
PRRSV transmission
Infected
Uninfected
R>1, but low (slow spread) G1s1 (old LV-like PRRSV) at low pressure of infectivity
10-20 kg
Mainly subclinical infections Acceptable problems (low percentage of animals)
20-40 kg PRRSV Virus a Virus b Bacteria c Bacteria d
Age
PRRSV transmission
Infected
Uninfected
R>>>>>1 (strong spread) 1° G1s1 (old LV-like PRRSV) at high pressure of infectivity (viremic pigs) 2° G1s1new/G1s3(Lena) (nose/tonsil/lung+)
10-20 kg
Clinical PRRSV/abcd infections
!
PRRSV Virus a Virus b Bacteria c Bacteria d
Age
PRRSV type 1 vaccination in Europe Hans Nauwynck
Ghent University Belgium
Laboratory of Virology Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
PRRSV-host immune response
PRRSV-host immune response 3dpi
IFNa NK
±
-
PRRSV-host immune response 3dpi
IFNa NK
±
-
PRRSV-host immune response 5dpi
IFNa NK
± ±
--
PRRSV-host immune response 7dpi
IFNa NK
± ± ±
---
PRRSV-host immune response 10dpi
non- Abies neutral.
+ neutral. - Tc -
PRRSV-host immune response 21dpi
non- Abies neutral.
++++++++++ neutral. ----------------- Tc -----------------
PRRSV-host immune response 28-35dpi
non- Abies neutral.
++++++++++++++++ neutral. -----------------------+++ Tc ---------------------------- X +++
PRRSV(LV) to which regions are antibodies directed?
E GP2a
• 0 linear antigenic regions
• 5 linear antigenic regions (1-2/17) -> 2 neutralizing
GP3
• 8 linear antigenic regions (1-13/17) -> 2 neutralizing
GP4
• 2 linear antigenic regions (17/17) -> 1 neutralizing
PRRSV(LV) to which regions are antibodies directed?
M
GP5
• 3 linear antigenic regions (1-2/17) -> 0 neutralizing
• 4 linear antigenic regions (1-5/17) -> 0 neutralizing
PRRSV-infected autologous target mø
PRRSV-infected heterologous target mø
PRV-infected autologous target mø
Percentage lysis of infected target macrophages (mø)
PRRSV(LV)
PRRSV-infected + MHCI-blocked autologous target mø
Effector PBMC of PRRSV-infected pigs
Effector PBMC of PRV-infected pigs
CMI PRV-infected autologous target mø
PRV-infected heterologous target mø
PRRSV-infected autologous target mø
PRV-infected + MHCI-blocked autologous target mø
PRRSV-host immune response 28-35dpi
non- Abies neutral.
++++++++++++++++ neutral. -----------------------+++ Tc ---------------------------- X +++
Infection immunity protects 100% upon re-exposure
PRRSV type 1 (European type) subtypes 1, 2, 3 & 4 type 2 (American type)
Genetic drift -> differences in virulence & pathogenicity -> effect on vaccine efficacy?
ORF5
ORF7
Vaccination with old LV-like attenuated vaccines homologous challenge
Not vaccinated 6 wks
Viremia
LVlikeAtt® 6 wks
PRRSV LV
Vaccination with old LV-like attenuated vaccines homologous challenge Not vaccinated LVlikeAtt® Vaccinated
log10 TCID50/ml serum
4
3
2
1
0 0
3
Strong protection Nabs + Cell x +
7
10
14
21
Days post challenge
Vaccination with old LV-like attenuated vaccines heterologous challenge
Not vaccinated 6wks
Viremia
LVlikeAtt® 6wks
PRRSV heterologous
Vaccination with old LV-like attenuated vaccines heterologous challenge 4
Not vaccinated log10 TCID50/ml serum
Vaccinated LVlikeAtt® 3
2
1
0 0
3
7
10
Partial protection, but still very efficient Nabs - Cell x +
14
21
Days post challenge
Vaccination with more recent attenuated vaccines homologous challenge
Not vaccinated 6 wks
Viremia
PRRSV1s1-2008Att 6 wks
PRRSV08
Vaccination with more recent attenuated vaccines homologous challenge 4
Not vaccinated
log10 TCID50/ml serum
PRRSV1s1-2008Att 3
2
1
0 0
Full protection Nabs + Cell x +
3
7
10
14
21
Days post challenge
Vaccination with more recent attenuated vaccines homologous challenge
Not vaccinated 6 wks
PRRSV1s3LenaAtt
Viremia
6 wks
PRRSV1s3Lena
Vaccination with more recent attenuated vaccines homologous challenge Not vaccinated PRRSV1s3LenaAtt
log10 TCID50/ml serum
4
3
2
1
0 0
Full protection Nabs + Cell x +
3
7
10
14
21
Days post challenge
Vaccination with experimental inactivated vaccine homologous challenge
Not vaccinated
Not vaccinated
4 wks
4 wks
Viremia
PRRSV1s1xIn
PRRSV1s1xIn 4 wks
4 wks
PRRSV1s1x
Vaccination with experimental inactivated vaccine homologous challenge 4
Not vaccinated log10 TCID50/ml serum
PRRSV1s1xIn 3
2
1
0 0
3
7
10
14
21
Days post challenge
Less efficient for primo-vaccination than attenuated vaccines Boost effect?
Gilts
Attenuated vaccine
Sows
40-100 kgs
10-20 kgs
√
How to boost? Presence of active immunity
Sows+ offspring
Neg AI-centres
20-40 kgs
Boost vaccination with different PRRSV vaccines in the presence of active immunity Serological response (SN ab titers) Not vaccinated
AutoInact
Type1Inact®
Type2att®
Type1att®
SN antibody response
Boost vaccination with different PRRSV vaccines Serological response (SN ab titers) 1024
SN titer
64
16
Not vaccinated AutoInact Type1Inact® Type2att® Type1att®
4
0 0
7
14
21
Days post vaccination
• Autogenous inactivated vaccine boosts the humoral immunity of the sow -> boosts the colostral immunity -> protection of newborn
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