Adjuvants in Salmonella vaccines

The adjuvant that is used in a vaccine plays an important role in the safety profile of the Salmonella vaccine

Adjuvants generally used in inactivated Salmonella vaccines are:

  • Water in oil adjuvant: A strong immune response is elicited after vaccination but can cause serious vaccine reactions at the injection site.
  • Aluminium hydroxide: Elicits a strong immune response, with minimal vaccine reactions.

See the left navigation for more information on aluminium hydroxide adjuvant and field trials.

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The adjuvant plays an important role in the safety profile of the vaccine.