Humoral immune responses following inactivated COVID-19 vaccine with different booster intervals: a randomized interventional immunogenicity study.

IF 4.6 2区 医学 Q1 INFECTIOUS DISEASES
Xinyu Liu, Qianhui Hua, Rongrong Dai, Lanxin Ma, Ruijing Bao, Huijun Lei, Pengfei Yu, Yuting Liao, Juan Yang, Huakun Lv, Jianmin Jiang, Hangjie Zhang
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Abstract

Objectives: To evaluate the immunogenicity of booster doses at varying intervals after a two-dose primary series of inactivated COVID-19 vaccine.

Methods: This randomized, open-label interventional study in Zhejiang, China, allocated 431 participants via stratified block randomization to a control group (primary series only) or booster groups at 1, 4, 6, or 11 months after the primary series. Laboratory staff and statisticians were blinded. Immunogenicity endpoints included anti-RBD IgG, live-virus microneutralization, and pseudovirus neutralization against wild-type, Delta, and Omicron BA.1.

Results: At 1 month post-booster, live wild-type neutralizing antibody GMT (Geometric mean titer) increased with longer intervals, from 42.96 (1-Month group) to 149.93 (11-Month group). Anti-RBD and anti-S1+N IgG concentrations were significantly higher in the 4-, 6-, and 11-Month group. Pseudovirus neutralization inhibition percentages decreased progressively across variants: wild-type (72.81%-86.70%), Delta (24.32%-35.82%), Omicron BA.1 (0.26%-2.97%). GMT declined substantially by 6 months post-booster (12.08 and 17.95 in the 1- and 4-Month group), and age was significantly negatively associated with humoral responses only in the 6-Month group.

Conclusions: All booster regimens elicited greater binding and neutralizing responses than the two-dose primary series, with peak responses at 1 month post-booster increasing progressively as the interval lengthened (up to 11 months). However, neutralizing activity against Omicron BA.1 was negligible across regimens, and antibody levels declined substantially by 6 months post-booster.

不同强化间隔灭活疫苗后的体液免疫应答:一项随机介入免疫原性研究
目的:评价两剂初级系列COVID-19灭活疫苗后不同时间间隔加强剂量的免疫原性。方法:这项在中国浙江进行的随机、开放标签的干预性研究,通过分层块随机化将431名参与者分配到对照组(仅为主要系列)或在主要系列后1、4、6或11个月的加强组。实验人员和统计人员采用盲法。免疫原性终点包括抗rbd IgG、活病毒微中和和针对野生型、Delta型和Omicron BA.1的假病毒中和。结果:增强后1个月,野生型活中和抗体GMT(几何平均滴度)随时间间隔增加,从42.96(1个月组)增加到149.93(11个月组)。4个月、6个月和11个月组抗rbd和抗s1 +N IgG浓度显著升高。假病毒中和抑制百分比在不同变异间逐渐下降:野生型(72.81%-86.70%)、Delta型(24.32%-35.82%)、Omicron BA.1型(0.26%-2.97%)。GMT在增强后6个月显著下降(1个月和4个月组分别为12.08和17.95),年龄仅在6个月组与体液反应显著负相关。结论:所有强化方案都比两剂初始系列引发了更大的结合和中和反应,随着间隔时间的延长(最多11个月),强化后1个月的峰值反应逐渐增加。然而,对Omicron BA.1的中和活性在各个方案中都可以忽略不计,抗体水平在增强后6个月大幅下降。
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18.90
自引率
2.40%
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1020
审稿时长
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期刊介绍: International Journal of Infectious Diseases (IJID) Publisher: International Society for Infectious Diseases Publication Frequency: Monthly Type: Peer-reviewed, Open Access Scope: Publishes original clinical and laboratory-based research. Reports clinical trials, reviews, and some case reports. Focuses on epidemiology, clinical diagnosis, treatment, and control of infectious diseases. Emphasizes diseases common in under-resourced countries.
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