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The primary immunological readout for clinical trials of R21/MatrixM™ malaria vaccine, is total IgG antibody specific to the central four amino acid NANP repeat region of the circumsporozoite protein. A multiplexed assay, which includes NANP, was developed and validated for four antigens representing components of the R21 immunogen. Initial assay optimisation included validation of the HBsAg international standard. Further validation performed in Oxford covered intra and inter-assay, and inter-operator variability, accuracy of QC and standard curve material, and included bridging to a singleplex NANP6 ELISA. The assay was shown to be robust and specific, with a broad dynamic range. We report a strong linear relationship between NANP6 IgG as measured by the singleplex ELISA and the multiplexed assay with rho values of 0.89 and 0.88 for two separate clinical trials (both p 

Original publication

DOI

10.1038/s41541-024-01039-z

Type

Journal

NPJ Vaccines

Publication Date

20/01/2025

Volume

10