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Subject: TOXICOLOGICAL RESEARCH VACCINE STORAGE AREA
Unit: OTSG
Parent Organization: HSC
Box ID: BX003203
Folder Title: MEETING AT NATIONAL CENTER FOR TOXICOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Document Number: 1
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NCTR 14 August 1990 Page 2
These will go to NCTR (to be reviewed by Tom BUCCI, Jack Knowles,
Bill Witt), to Ron Banks and to Larry Hale. Mike Roy will also
send clinical and microbiological data collection sheets to Dr.
Hale and these will be modified for use in collating data from
the primates. There is a method for grading of symptoms after
oral inoculation of macaque monkeys and this was discussed;
Larry Hale will base his criteria on this study.
5. Three issues will be addressed by NCTR personnel. The
possibility of placing a computer, with validated software for
collecting data, into the animal facility. The possibility of
hiring an animal technician capable of collecting clinical data
and clinical specimens during these studies; such a person would
be assigned to the DOD studies as needed but that person would
work on other assignments under the NCTR Animal Care contract. A
location for performing these studies prior to the completion of
Area I is addressed in paragraph 9.
6. Microbiology support is expected to be approximately 15 fecal
samples (parasitology and routine bacteriology only during
quarantine, and enteric bacteriology during the study) for each
animal. Serum samples must be obtained from each animal at least
three times. Perhaps the serum antibody titers should be
performed at Univer of Maryland, Center for Vaccine Development
(CVD) under Army contract. NCTR must draw the blood, remove the
cells, split, freeze, store and ship the specimens. Will the
serotyping of Shigella isolates be performed at NCTR? NCTR must
also grow, split, store and ship Shigella isolates. These issues
will be clarified in the first drafts of SoPs from Larry Hale and
Ron Banks.
. A typical ID50 protocol will involve a 10 week quarantine, a
7 day challenge, and a 10 day treatment period. A typical
vaccine safety/efficacy study will include a 10 week quarantine,
a 10 day oral vaccination period, a 20 to 25 day rest period, a 7
day challenge period, and a 10 day antibiotic treatment period.
During the vaccination, rest, challenge, and treatment periods,
the animals must be observed and data recorded once each morning
and again once each evening. All loose stools will be tested for
occult blood from 7 days prior to challenge and until the animal
has had 3 loose stools, post challenge. These issues will be
clarified in the first drafts of SOPS.
8. Prior to shipment to NCTR, an animal must have received one
fecal examination (negative for enteric parasites and pathogenic
organisms, including Shigelia sv.) and a TB test (negative).
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Subject = TOXICOLOGICAL RESEARCH VACCINE STORAGE AREA
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