Factor H binding protein and vaccine approaches

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Factor H binding protein Christoph Tang Sir William Dunn School of Pathology University of Oxford

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Professor Christoph Tang's presentation at Meningitis Research Foundation's 2013 conference, Meningitis & Septicaemia in Children & Adults

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Factor H binding protein

Christoph TangSir William Dunn School of PathologyUniversity of Oxford

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- elicits killing +/- functional antibodies

i) expressed by all strainsii) sequence is conservediii) understand structure:function iv) inactivate its functionv) elicits herd immunityvi) easy/cheap to manufacture

TpmA

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- elicits killing +/- functional antibodies

i) expressed by all strainsii) sequence is conservediii) understand structure:function iv) inactivate its functionv) elicits herd immunityvi) easy/cheap to manufacture

TpmA MimA

fHbp- a key meningococcal antigen

The perfect meningococcal Antigen Most interesting meningococcal Antigen

vaccine antigen

pathogenesis

host susceptibility

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Tan L et al. N Engl J Med 2010

fHbp- a key meningococcal antigen

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- expressed by all strains?

Yes, for > 99% of UK MenB isolates

ST-11 DT366 frame shiftcc162 DA650 frame shift

cc286 fHbp deletion

923 UK isolates

4 have frame shifts

3 have a deletion

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- sequence conservation?

Masignani et al., J Exp Med 2003Fletcher et al., Infect Immun 2004Brehony et al. Microbiology 2009

Family A

Family B

V1

V2

V3many different fHbps

923 UK isolates

101 fHbps

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- sequence conservation?

many different fHbps

PorA fHbpdark red is most conserved

blue is most variable going via grey

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- sequence conservation?

Masignani et al., J Exp Med 2003Fletcher et al., Infect Immun 2004Brehony et al. Microbiology 2009

Family A

Family B

V1

V2

V3many different fHbps

923 UK isolates

101 fHbps

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Family A

Family B

V1

V2

V3

- sequence conservation?Novartisx1 fhbp

+ other antigens

Pfizerx2 lipidated fhbps

many different fHbpssome immunological cross reactivity within families

some frequent peptides/correlate with STLucidarme et al. Clin Vacc Immunol 2010

2008 data

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- understand structure:function

Schneider et al. Nature 2009Mascioni et al., J Biol Chem 2009Cantini et al., J Biol Chem 2009

Glu 341

Glu 304

His 371

Lys 351

Glu 283

CFH SCR6/7

fHbp

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- understand structure:function

Ligand mimicry

Schneider et al. Nature 2009

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- understand structure:function

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C3bGAGs*

CRPGAGs*

C3b

GAGs*Sialic acid

C3b/d

CFH Negative complement regulator- co-factor for fI cleavage of C3b- accelerates decay of C3bBb- binds fB

multiple partners, multiple rolesGWAS highlights CFH and CFHRs

CFHRs antagonise CFHUnderstand molecular basis of host susceptibility

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Davilla et al. Nat Genet 2010

CFH CFHR3 CFHR1 CFHR4 CFHR2 CFHR5

CFH locus

- understand structure:function

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C3bGAGs*

CRPGAGs*

C3b

GAGs*Sialic acid

C3b/d

multiple partners, multiple rolesGWAS highlights CFH and CFHRs

CFHRs antagonise CFHUnderstand molecular basis of host susceptibility

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CFH CFHR3 CFHR1 CFHR4 CFHR2 CFHR5

CFH locus

- understand structure:function

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C3bGAGs*

CRPGAGs*

C3b

GAGs*Sialic acid

C3b/d

Goicoechea de Jorge et al., PNAS 2013

multiple partners, multiple rolesGWAS highlights CFH and CFHRs

CFHRs antagonise CFHUnderstand molecular basis of host susceptibility

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CFH CFHR3 CFHR1 CFHR4 CFHR2 CFHR5

CFH locus

- understand structure:function

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C3bGAGs*

CRPGAGs*

C3b

GAGs*Sialic acid

C3b/d

multiple partners, multiple rolesGWAS highlights CFH and CFHRs

CFHRs antagonise CFHUnderstand molecular basis of host susceptibility

fHBP

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- inactivate function

fHBP

SCR 6 and 7

Hide immunogenic epitopes

Reduce immunogenicity

Less opportunity for ‘blocking’ antibodies

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- inactivate function

Johnson et al. PLoS Pathog. 2012

Amino acid substitutions generate non-functional fHbps

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- inactivate function

Schneider et al. Beernik et al. Johnson et al. Jongerius et al. Rossi et al. Nature 2009 J Immunol 2010 PLoS Pathog 2012 PLoS Pathog 2013 Vaccine 2013

V1 double Glu Arg-Ser 8 Ala subs.

V2 14 Ala subs. (two subs.)

V3 9 Ala subs. one sub.

B

A

Johnson et al. PLoS Pathog. 2012

Amino acid substitutions generate non-functional fHbps

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Host modification- inactivate function

Johnson et al. PLoS Pathog. 2012

fHbp

Human SCR6/7

Murine SCR6/7

humanmouse

humanmousehumanmouse

- humanising the binding site insufficient to allow murine fH to bind fHbp- SCR 6 and 7 have distinct orientations in mfH and hfH

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Host modification- inactivate function

fHbp

chimericfH

XC3b SAP/GAGs

Johnson et al. PLoS Pathog. 2012

C3b SAP/GAGsmfH

fHbp

? C3b ? SAP/GAGsextrahfH

+

Beernik et al. J Immunol. 2011

mfH

Non-functional fHbp as or more immunogenic than w/t fHbps

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- easy to manufacture

no V2 fHbp containing vaccine

56%34%

10%

Distribution of fHbps in MRF collection 2010-2012 (n=916)

v1 v2 v3

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Differential Scanning calorimetry (DSC)Trypsin digestion

V1

V2

V3

Crystal structure

- easy to manufacture

fHbp V2 is inherently unstable

no V2 fHbp containing vaccine

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Wild-typeM6M5M4aM4b

fHbp V2 is inherently unstable

- easy to manufacture

Differential Scanning calorimetry (DSC)Trypsin digestion

no V2 fHbp containing vaccinestable V2 fHbps

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fHbp V2 is inherently unstable

- easy to manufacture

no V2 fHbp containing vaccinestable V2 fHbps

non-functional stable V2 fHbps

M6R85AL135AV136AA204PV211AE222AT225AE252A

5 of 10 single amino acid substitutions de-stabilise the antigen

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N. meningitidis

30 37 42

fHbp

Temp. (°C)

RmpM

CssA

Lst (alpha-2,3-sialyltransferase)

- ? elicits herd immunity

Temperature acts as a danger signal

Loh et al. Nature 2013Oriente et al., J Bact 2010

? less fHbp at lower temp in the nasopharynx? less effect of vaccine on carriage

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Vaccine enhanced immunogenicitycross variant/family protectionnon-functional fHbps

- What next for fHbp?

- Serum bactericidal activity

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Naturally occurring variants

Seib et al., Infect Immun 2009Jongerius et al., PLoS Pathog 2013

Hybrid fHbp

Scarselli et al., Sci Trans Med 2011

- What next for fHbp?

Vaccine enhanced immunogenicitycross variant/family protectionnon-functional fHbps

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- What next for fHbp?

Vaccine enhanced immunogenicitycross variant/family protectionnon-functional fHbps

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- What next for fHbp?

Vaccine enhanced immunogenicitycross variant/family protectionnon-functional fHbps

Host susceptibility fHbp:fH interactionsfHbp:CFHR interactionsinteractions with polymorphic

proteins

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Susan Lea - University of OxfordSteven JohnsonJoe CaesarPhil WardRachel Everitt

Martin MaidenOdile Harrison

Ray Borrow - Meningococcal Reference LaboratoryJay Lucidarme

Matthew Pickering - Imperial College LondonElena Goicoechea de Jorge

Stijn van den Veen

Rachel Exley

Edmund Loh

HayleyLavender

Ilse Jongerius