Thus, synchronization of DC targeting and activation is a critical determinant for TH1/TH17 adjuvanticity [Kamath et al. 2012]. In summary, CAF01-adjuvant liposomes enzalutamide ic50 prove to be a valuable vaccine formulation for different antigens. CLDC adjuvant liposomes Another widely studied cationic liposome complex contains the cationic lipid 1-[2-(oleoyloxy)-ethyl]-2-oleyl-3-(2-hydroxyethyl)imidazolinium-chloride and cholesterol. CLDCs are prepared by mixing liposomes with DNA. CLDC (JVRS-100, Juvaris BioTherapeutics, Burlingame, CA, USA) is a lyophilized powder composed of selected plasmid DNA complexed with liposomes.

CLDCs facilitate APC uptake, activate TLRs and IFN production and stimulate the adaptive immune response. Several CLDC vaccines have been tested in

various models. Gowen and colleagues analyzed liposomal delivery and CpG content of plasmid DNA with CLDCs. CpG-free or CpG-containing plasmids with and without liposomes, and poly(I:C) were evaluated to elicit protection against lethal Punta Toro virus challenge in hamsters. CLDC-containing CpG plasmid significantly improved survival, decreased viral loads and reduced liver damage [Gowen et al. 2009]. CLDC enhanced anti-simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) immune responses induced by SIV vaccines. CLDC immunized rhesus macaques developed stronger SIV-specific T- and B-cell responses compared with controls, resulting in persistence and better memory responses [Fairman et al. 2009]. As no vaccines are available

for common herpes simplex virus (HSV) infections CLDCs were evaluated for a HSV gD2 vaccine in a genital herpes guinea pig model. The CLDC/gD2 vaccine significantly decreased duration of acute and recurrent disease compared with gD2 alone. However, when evaluated as therapeutic vaccines they were ineffective, suggesting that such HSV-2 vaccines need improvement [Bernstein et al. 2010, 2011]. The protective effects of CLDCs against encephalitic arboviral infection were investigated in a Western equine encephalitis Dacomitinib virus (WEEV) model. CLDC-vaccinated mice were challenged with virulent WEEV. CLDC pretreatment provided increased survival and higher cytokine levels, strong TH1 activation and protective immunity against lethal WEEF [Logue et al. 2010]. An influenza A virus vaccine adjuvanted with CLDC or alum was tested by Hong and colleagues. CLDC induced more robust adaptive immune responses with higher levels of virus-specific IgG2a/c and CD4+ and CD8+ T cells plus cross protection from lethal viral challenges [Hong et al. 2010]. In another influenza A vaccine study, Dong and colleagues showed that addition of CLDC (JVRS-100) to a H5N1 split vaccine induced higher virus-specific responses than adjuvant-free formulations.