Review Article
A Review of Intra- and Extracellular Antigen Delivery Systems for Virus Vaccines of Finfish
Table 8
Comparison of the intra- and extracellular antigen processing parameters.
| Parameters | Intracellular antigen delivery | Extracellular antigen delivery |
| Vaccine types | | | Viability of antigens | Mostly replicative | Nonreplicative | Examples of vaccine types | Live and DNA vaccines | IWV vaccines, subunit vaccines | Antigen uptake and presentation | | | Pathway of uptake into host cells | Endogenous pathway | Exogenous pathway | Antigen uptake and processing | Penetration of host cell membrane | Phagocytosis by APCs | Site of antigen deposition | Cytoplasm | Endosome/phagosome | Antigen presenting molecules | MHC-I and MHC-II | MHC-II | Mode of antigen processing | Proteosomal degradation | Endosomal degradation | Adaptive immunity | | | Type of immune response induced | Cellular and humoral immune responses | Humoral immune responses | Cell types involved | B- and T-lymphocytes | B-lymphocytes | T-cell subtypes | CD4 and CD8 T-cells | CD4 T-cells | Effector molecules/cells | CTL (cellular) and antibodies (humoral) | Antibodies | Effector mechanisms | CTL killing of virus infected cells | Antibody-neutralization of virus | | Antibody-neutralization of virus | |
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