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A new assay, core Transduction Inhibition Assay (coreTIA), standardizes adeno-associated virus (AAV) neutralizing antibody (NAb) detection. This method provides precise titers with quantified uncertainty, improving gene therapy research consistency.

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  • * Molecular biology and virology
  • * Gene therapy and drug development
  • * Immunology and diagnostics

Background:

  • * Pre-existing neutralizing antibodies (NAbs) against adeno-associated virus (AAV) pose a significant challenge to the efficacy of AAV-based gene therapies.
  • * Current NAb detection assays lack standardization and do not adequately quantify uncertainty, hindering reliable cross-study comparisons and regulatory assessment.
  • * This variability impedes the advancement of AAV gene therapy by complicating patient selection and treatment monitoring.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To introduce core Transduction Inhibition Assay (coreTIA), a standardized framework for quantifying AAV NAbs.
  • * To provide a statistically robust analysis pipeline for precise NAb titer determination with quantified uncertainty.
  • * To enhance reproducibility and consistency in NAb measurements across different studies and laboratories.

Main Methods:

  • * Development of a modular experimental protocol for NAb detection using a transduction inhibition assay.
  • * Implementation of a statistically rigorous analysis pipeline to calculate NAb titers and associated uncertainty.
  • * Validation of the assay's performance across various adeno-associated virus (AAV) serotypes and refinement of key assay parameters.

Main Results:

  • * coreTIA delivers precise and reproducible NAb titers with quantified uncertainty for each measurement.
  • * The statistical framework allows for robust neutralization estimation even with incomplete dilution series, reducing the need for repeat testing and minimizing sample volume.
  • * Consistent assay performance was demonstrated across different AAV serotypes, indicating broad applicability.

Conclusions:

  • * coreTIA offers a standardized, statistically robust, and transparent method for measuring AAV NAbs, addressing a critical need in gene therapy.
  • * The open-resource nature of coreTIA promotes assay harmonization and facilitates more reliable regulatory assessment of gene therapy candidates.
  • * By overcoming a key barrier in NAb detection, coreTIA is expected to accelerate progress in adeno-associated virus gene therapy research and development.