MDM. Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology



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MDM Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology

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Origin of MDM attenuation technology Prof. Dr. Klaus Linde Pioneer in R&D of human and animal vaccines University of Leipzig Germany

Origin of MDM attenuation technology MDM is a natural occuring process. All microbial populations are genetically heterogenous and contain attenuated mutants. Some of these microbial populations are metabolic drift mutants: Reason: change of metabolic pathways due to a spontaneous mutation. Result: slowed growth prolonged generation time reduced colony size on agar plates. Advantage: reduced virulence/attenuation, potential use as a vaccine strain Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 4

Origin of MDM attenuation technology Focus on spontaneous resistance mutations with reduced metabolic activity and slowed growth. Functional unit of antibiotic resistance and attenuation (reduced fitness). Vaccine strains are genetically stable and safe because: Genetic changes are located on the bacterial chromosome. Three independant genetic markers are present in each strain reducing the probability of back mutations to less than 1:10 24. MDM candidate Picture property of Prof. Linde, University of Leipzig, Germany. Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 5

are the result of a unique R&D technology based on the principle of Metabolic Drift Mutations (MDM) originally developed for Lohmann Animal Health. Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 6

Metabolic Drift Mutants Metabolic Drift Mutants (MDM) are, by definition, pathogens having minus mutations in essential enzymes and metabolic compartments. The resulting alterations in the metabolic pathways lead to longer generation times (time required for the bacterial count to double) and to corresponding reduction in virulence (Linde,1981). Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 7

MDM since they are generated by random hits, the mutations may appear at various gene locations. Depending on the mutated gene locus involved (genotype), the resulting structural changes in the metabolic compartments may vary to a greater or lesser degree, with a corresponding greater or lesser lengthening of the generation time and corresponding reduction of virulence (Linde et al.,1990). Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 8

The metabolic compartments are well known sites of action for antibiotics, from which derives their therapeutic use. The result of the mutative structural changes in the metabolic compartments is thus not only attenuation but, as a simultaneous side-effect, an antibiotic resistance brought about by the loss of antibiotic binding sites. With regard to the attenuation this resistance has no therapeutical consequences and it is used only to identify the vaccine strain. Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 9

With the help of gene transfer by means of transduction, it is demonstrated that the attenuation and resistance proceed from the same mutation and therefore is transmitted as a functional unit (Lindeet al., in preparation). If such a gene transfer actually occur in vivo, - which according to direct (Kaper et al.,1994) or indirect accounts (Du Pont et al.,1971; Format et al.,1971). are to be expected in the range of 10-10 - this would give rise to resistant but only avirulent bacteria. Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 10

It has been demonstrated that the occurence and disappearance of these metabolic mutants always take place spontaneously, for instance in the gastrointestinal tract. In this sense they - apart from their isolation in the laboratory and their being employed as vaccine strains are a normal biological and evolutionary process (Lindeet al., in preparation). Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 11

Outer cell membrane mutation serves as a third optimizing marker of the vaccine strain and at the same time, as an attenuation marker by increasing the cell s permeability to erythromycin and other antibiotics and noxae (Vaara, 1993). Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 12

Due to their three separate and independent mutations, the introduced vaccine strains are absolutely stable (in terms of statistical probability) against any risk of back mutation to the wild type strain under practice conditions. Since the total stability of all three markers can be expressed as the product of the stabilities of the individual markers [at least 10-8 (Kaplan,1969)] the whole stability can be calculated to be at least 10-24. 10.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 13

Trustworthy attenuation Chromosomal attenuation based on the principle of the metabolic drift mutation (MDM) which gives the vaccine strain three safety functions: 1. Shedding of the vaccine strain by chicks is limited to a maximum of 21 days (Linde et al.,1993; Hahn et al.,1993). 2. The strain s reduced survival in the environment entails a faster extinction (Linde & Randhagen, 1986). 3. Its sensitivity to antibiotics (doxycyclin and others) used for human therapy is increased fourfold (Linde & associates, 1993). Prof. Dr. Klaus Linde Pioneer in R&D of human and animal vaccines University of Leipzig Germany Metabolic Drift Mutations - Attenuation Technology Page 14