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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