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Background Modified Vaccinia Ankara (MVA), a vector-based vaccine that targets dendritic cells (DC) and induces cell-mediated immunity, is a promising HIV vaccine candidate. As MVA vaccination strategies continue to be explored, concerns arise regarding transferability to individuals with pre-existing immunity to vaccina, particularly military personnel. Prior reports suggest long-lasting vaccinia immunity after childhood vaccination. This study, conducted in a unique cohort of adult primary vaccinees, explores how pre-exisiting humoral immunity to vaccinia affects entry and transgene expression of MVA-vectored vaccines in a primary human DC infection model. Methods

Pre-existing humoral immunity in military smallpox vaccinees temporally effects MVA-vectored transgene expression in dendritic cells