Open label phase I/II clinical trial and predicted efficacy of SARS-CoV-2 RBD protein vaccines SOBERANA 02 and SOBERANA Plus in children
Puga Gomez, R.; Ricardo Delgado, Y.; Rojas Iriarte, C.; Cespedes Henriquez, L.; Bello, M. P.; Bello, M. P.; Vega Mendoza, D. L.; Pestana Perez, N.; Paredes-Moreno, B.; Rodriguez Gonzalez, M.; Valenzuela-Silva, C.; Sanchez-Ramirez, B.; Rodriguez-Noda, L.; Perez Nicado, R.; Gonzalez-Mugica, R.; Hernandez-Garcia, T.; Fundora-Barrios, T.; Dubet Echevarria, M.; Enriquez-Puertas, J. M.; Infante Hernandez, Y.; Palenzuela-Diaz, A.; Gato Orozco, E.; Chappi-Estevez, Y.; Francisco-Perez, J. C.; Suarez Martinez, M.; Castillo-Quintana, I. C.; Fernandez-Castillo, S.; Climent-Ruiz, Y.; Santana-Mederos, D.; G
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ObjectivesTo evaluate heterologous vaccination scheme in children 3-18 y/o combining two SARS-CoV-2 r-RBD protein vaccines. MethodsA phase I/II open-label, adaptive and multicenter trial evaluated the safety and immunogenicity of two doses of SOBERANA02 and a heterologous third dose of SOBERANA Plus in 350 children 3-18 y/o in Havana Cuba. Primary outcomes were safety (in phase I) and safety/immunogenicity (in phase II) measured by anti-RBD IgG ELISA, molecular and live-virus neutralization titers and specific T-cells response. A comparison with adult s immunogenicity and prediction of efficacy were done based on immunological results ResultsLocal pain was the unique adverse event with frequency >10%, none was serious or severe. Two doses of SOBERANA 02 elicited humoral immune response similar to natural infection; the third dose increased significantly the response in all children, similar to that achieved in vaccinated young adults and higher than in convalescents children. The neutralizing titer was evaluated in a participant s subset: GMT was 173.8 (CI 95% 131.7; 229.5) vs. alpha, 142 (CI 95% 101.3; 198.9) vs. delta and 24.8 (CI 95% 16.8; 36.6) vs. beta. An efficacy > 90% was estimated. ConclusionThe heterologous scheme was safe and immunogenic in children 3-18 y/o. Trial registry: https://rpcec.sld.cu/trials/RPCEC00000374
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