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This study developed BP26-OMP16Es, a self-assembling nanoparticle vaccine constructed by fusing immunodominant B- and T-cell epitopes from OMP16 to the self-assembling antigen BP26 via flexible linkers, yielding single-copy and double-copy epitope tandem nanoparticles.
It is demonstrated that BtpB inhibits M1 polarization in macrophages by regulating STAT3 expression which provides a strong foundation for improved understanding of Brucella infection mechanisms.
This study underscores the role of IgM antibodies in combating Brucella infection, offers insights for antibody-based immunotherapy, and provides a theoretical foundation for developing multi-epitope vaccines based on the conserved epitopes and critical residues.
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