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Development of an in-house Quantitative ELISA for the Evaluation of Different Covid-19 Vaccines in Human

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Purpose: Reliable serological assays are needed to understand the real impact of COVID-19. In order to compare the e ciency of different COVID-19 vaccines used in the National Vaccination Program in Tunisia, we have developed a quantitative in-house ELISA. Methods: The ELISA is based on the ectodomain of the SARS-CoV-2 Spike Baculovirus recombinant protein. We have used a panel of 145 COVID-19 RT-PCR positive serum samples and 116 pre-pandemic serum samples as a negative panel. The validation was carried out by comparison to four commercial techniques (Vidas® SARS-CoV-2 IgG anti-RBD Biomérieux®, Elecsys® Anti-Nucleocapsid of SARS-CoV-2 Roche®, cPass® GenScript® and the quantitative Elecsys® Anti-RBD of SARS-CoV-2, Roche®). For the evaluation of the National Vaccination campaign, we have included 115 recipients of one of the different used vaccines. Results: The qualitative performances of the developed ELISA gave 96% sensitivity, 97.5% speci city and 0.968 accuracy. For the evaluation of the different brand of vaccines in recipients not previously infected with SARS-CoV-2, it seems that mRNA vaccine of P zer/BioNTech has shown a higher e cacy compared to inactivated virus vaccines. COVID-19 convalescent individuals have generated poor antibody responses. Nevertheless, when they are vaccinated with any brand of the COVID-19 vaccines, many of them mounted an exponential increase of the induced immune responses, quali ed as a "hybrid vigor immunity". Conclusion: Our developed in-house ELISA seems to be very e cient in evaluating the effectiveness of anti-COVID-19 vaccination. Platforms based on mRNA vaccine are better performing than that based on inactivated virus.
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pasteur-03542087 , version 1 (25-01-2022)

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Mariem Gdoura, Fatma Ben Ghaloum, Meriem Ben Hamida, Wafa Chamsa, Henda Triki, et al.. Development of an in-house Quantitative ELISA for the Evaluation of Different Covid-19 Vaccines in Human. 2022. ⟨pasteur-03542087⟩

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