Acthib
ActHIB is a vaccine developed by Sanofi to help prevent Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) infections. It contains inactivated Hib bacteria and is administered through intramuscular injection.
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4 protocols using acthib
Immunization of Mice with Hib Conjugate
Pneumococcal and Haemophilus influenzae Vaccines
All vaccinations were administered according to specific product guidelines by a qualified immunisation nurse. The vaccination details were recorded on the participant’s clinic card as well as participant’s study CRF. As the clinic card remains stored at the Diana Centre, there was a backup to ensure that all children get both types of the vaccines at an appropriate schedule. Parents and guardians were shielded from seeing which vaccine was given.
Heat Stress Analysis of DTaP-vIPV Vaccine
For the heat stress studies, DTaP-vIPV was heated to 60 °C for 1, 2, 4, 7, 14, 21, and 28 days prior to testing.
For use in the assay validation studies, lab-scale mock formulations of DTaP-vIPV were prepared containing the same antigen content, buffer components, and AlPO4 adjuvant as the production-scale vaccine, with the exception of PRN. PRN (adjuvanted with AlPO4) was then spiked into the mock DTaP-vIPV to generate vaccines with varying levels of PRN antigen.
Hib Vaccine Response in Healthy Adults
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