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A Double-Blind Placebo-Control Dose Escalating Study to Evaluate the Safety and Immunogenicity of dmLT by Oral, Sublingual and Intradermal Vaccination in Adults Residing in an Endemic Area

A Phase 1 Double-Blinded, Placebo-Controlled, Dose Escalation Study to Evaluate the Safety and Immunogenicity of Double Mutant Heat-Labile Toxin LTR192G/L211A (dmLT) From Enterotoxigenic Escherichia Coli (ETEC) by Oral, Sublingual, or Intradermal Vaccination in Adults Residing in an Endemic Area

Status
Terminated
Phases
Phase 1
Study type
Interventional
Source
ClinicalTrials.gov
Registry ID
NCT03548064
Enrollment
75
Registered
2018-06-06
Start date
2019-03-10
Completion date
2020-12-31
Last updated
2025-05-21

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Conditions

Gastroenteritis Escherichia Coli, Immunisation

Keywords

dmLT, E. coli, Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC), LTR192G/L211A

Brief summary

This is a trial to evaluate the safety and immunogenicity of double mutant heat-labile toxin LTR192G/L211A (dmLT) from Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) by oral, sublingual, or intradermal vaccination in approximately 135 healthy adult volunteers, age 18-45 years. Study duration is approximately 2.5 years, with each participant duration for up to 9 months depending on the route of dmLT administered. There is no specific hypothesis being tested in this study. The primary objective of this study is to assess the reactogenicity, safety, and tolerability of dmLT when administered in three sequential doses, over a range of dosages by oral, sublingual, or intradermal routes.

Detailed description

This is a Phase 1 double-blinded, placebo-controlled, dose-escalation trial to evaluate the safety and immunogenicity of double mutant heat-labile toxin LTR192G/L211A (dmLT) from Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) by oral, sublingual, or intradermal vaccination in approximately 135 healthy adult volunteers, age 18-45 years, who meet all the eligibility criteria and reside in Bangladesh. Study duration is approximately 2.5 years, with each participant duration for up to 9 months depending on the route of dmLT administered. The study population will be recruited from Mirpur, a community of Dhaka, Bangladesh, known as having a high rate of diarrheal, respiratory, and enteric disease. This clinical trial is designed to assess the safety, reactogenicity, tolerability, and immunogenicity of a range of dosages of dmLT administered by three different routes: oral, sublingual, or intradermal. The oral and sublingual routes of administration will evaluate dosages of 5, 25, and 50 micrograms of dmLT; the intradermal route of administration will evaluate dosages of 0.3, 1.0, and 2.0 micrograms of dmLT. Participants will receive a total of three sequential doses of dmLT; the oral and sublingual routes will be at days 1, 15, and 29 and the intradermal route will be at days 1, 22, and 43. There is no specific hypothesis being tested in this study. The primary objective of this study is to assess the reactogenicity, safety, and tolerability of dmLT when administered in three sequential doses, over a range of dosages by oral, sublingual, or intradermal routes. The secondary objectives of this study are: 1) to assess the long-term safety, from first vaccination through 6 months following the last dose of vaccine, 2) to evaluate the serum anti-dmLT IgG and IgA response, 3) to evaluate the IgG and IgA anti-dmLT Antibody Secreting Cell (ASC) response, 4) to evaluate the IgG and IgA anti-dmLT Antibodies in Lymphocyte Supernatant (ALS) response, 5) to evaluate the total fecal IgA and fecal anti-dmLT IgA response, and 6) to evaluate the total salivary IgA and the saliva-derived anti-dmLT IgA response.

Interventions

OTHERPlacebo

Placebo

LT(R192G/L211A), or dmLT is a derivative of wild-type enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli heat-labile enterotoxin that has been genetically modified by replacing the arginine at amino acid position 192 with glycine and the leucine at amino acid position 211 with alanine. These two amino acid substitutions take place in proteolytic cleavage sites which are critical for activation of the secreted toxin molecules.

Sponsors

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
Lead SponsorNIH

Study design

Allocation
RANDOMIZED
Intervention model
SEQUENTIAL
Primary purpose
PREVENTION
Masking
DOUBLE (Subject, Investigator)

Eligibility

Sex/Gender
ALL
Age
18 Years to 45 Years
Healthy volunteers
Yes

Inclusion criteria

1. Male or female age 18-45 years old, inclusive. 2. Provides written informed consent before initiation of any study procedures. 3. Healthy as judged by the site investigators and determined by medical history, medication history, and physical examination. 4. Capable of understanding, consenting, and complying with all the study visits and procedures. 5. Body Mass Index of no less than 18.5. 6. Agrees not to participate in another clinical trial during the study period. 7. Agrees to complete all study visits and procedures. 8. Agrees not to donate blood to a blood bank for 12 months after receiving the last vaccine.

Exclusion criteria

1. Women who are pregnant or lactating or have a positive urine pregnancy test at screening or on the day of vaccinations. Note: all women presenting for screening will have urine pregnancy testing. Females of childbearing potential must agree to use an efficacious hormonal or barrier method of birth control from screening and through 28 days post last dose of vaccine. Abstinence is also acceptable. 2. Presence or history of a chronic medical condition\* that would, in the opinion of the investigator, render vaccination unsafe or interfere with the evaluation of the vaccine. \*Note: this may include, but is not limited to: significant renal disease, unstable or progressive neurological disorders, diabetes, heart disease, asthma, lung disease, liver disease, organ transplant recipients and cancer. 3. Presence of a significant dermatologic condition\*, or tattoo(s), scarring or significant skin damage at the vaccination site that would impede evaluation of local reactogenicity. \*Note: this may include severe eczema, psoriasis or history of keloid formation. Participants with history of squamous cell or basal cell skin cancer that has been surgically excised and considered cured may be enrolled in the study if the skin cancer site is healed and is not at proposed vaccine administration site. 4. Any developmental abnormality of the palate. 5. Participants diagnosed with autoimmune disorders, chronic inflammatory disorders or neurological disorders with a potential autoimmune correlation. 6. Use of long-term (\> / = 2 weeks) oral steroids, intranasal or topical prednisone (or equivalent), parenteral steroids, or high-dose inhaled steroids (\> 800 microgram/day of beclomethasone dipropionate or equivalent) within the preceding 6 months. 7. Has major psychiatric illness\* during last 12 months that in the investigator's opinion would preclude participation. \*Note: Participants taking antipsychotic or antimanic drugs should not be enrolled. These include: aripiprazole, clozapine, ziprasidone, haloperidol, molindone, lamotrigine, gabapentin, topiramate, loxapine, thioridazine, thiothixene, pimozide, fluphenazine, risperidone, mesoridazine, quetiapine, trifluoperazine, chlorprothixene, chlorpromazine, perphenazine, olanzapine, carbamazepine, divalproex sodium, lithium carbonate, or lithium citrate. Participants taking a single antidepressant drug and are stable without de-compensating symptoms in the preceding 3 months can be enrolled in the study. 8. Use of prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) anti-inflammatory medications\* 48 hours prior to receiving the investigational product. \*Note: This includes naproxen, aspirin, ibuprofen, and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. 9. Gastrointestinal symptoms\* in the past 24 hours or abdominal pain lasting for more than 2 weeks in the past 6 months. \*Note: this may include, but is not limited to: abdominal pain or cramps, loss of appetite, nausea, general ill-feeling or vomiting. 10. Moderate or severe diarrheal illness\* during the 6 weeks prior to enrollment. \*Note: Moderate or severe diarrheal illness is defined by the passage of \> / = 4 unformed or loose stools (mix of liquid and solid components) in a 24 hour period 11. History of chronic gastrointestinal illness\*. \*Note: this includes severe dyspepsia or gastroesophageal reflux disease, constipation, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), hemorrhoids, diverticular disease, colitis, colon polyps, colon cancer, and inflammatory bowel disease. Mild or moderate heartburn or epigastric pain occurring no more than three times per week is permitted. 12. Regular use (weekly or more often) of laxatives, anti-diarrheal, anti-constipation, or antacid therapy. 13. History of major gastrointestinal surgery, excluding uncomplicated appendectomy or cholecystectomy. 14. History of systemic antimicrobial treatment (i.e., topical treatments are not an exclusion) during the week prior to any administration of dmLT. 15. Acute febrile illness (body temperature \> / = 38 degrees Celsius) during the week prior to enrollment. 16. Abnormal screening laboratories. Note: screening labs include white blood cell count (WBC), absolute neutrophil count (ANC), hemoglobin (Hg), platelet count, serum creatinine, serum albumin, alanine aminotransferase (ALT, also known as SGPT), and serologic testing for Hepatitis B virus surface antigen (HBsAg) and Hepatitis C virus (HCV) antibody. Abnormal vital signs. 17. Isolation of specific bacteria\* from screening stool cultures. \*Note: bacteria include ETEC, Vibrio cholerae, and Shigella spp. Salmonella and Campylobacter will not be evaluated as part this criterion. 18. Received an inactivated licensed vaccine within 2 weeks of enrollment or live licensed vaccine within 4 weeks of enrollment. 19. Received a cholera (licensed or experimental) vaccine, E. coli vaccine, or Shigella vaccine in the last 3 years. 20. History of receiving immune globulin or other blood product within the 3 months before enrollment in this study. 21. Currently enrolled in another study, involving an experimental agent. Participants involved in observational studies or surveys remain eligible. 22. Any condition that would, in the opinion of the Site Investigator, place the participant at an unacceptable risk of injury or render the participant unable to meet the requirements of the protocol. 23. Known allergies to study compound or components of the study vaccine. 24. Donating blood in the 8 weeks prior to study entry.

Design outcomes

Primary

MeasureTime frameDescription
Number of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DoseDay 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 15 through Day 22 (post dose 2), Day 29 through Day 36 (post dose 3)Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Local events for the oral route include irritation of the oral cavity or tongue, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal discomfort.
Number of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DoseDay 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 15 through Day 22 (post dose 2), Day 29 through Day 36 (post dose 3)Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Local events for the sublingual route include irritation of the oral cavity or tongue, facial nerve disturbance, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, or abdominal discomfort.
Number of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DoseDay 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 22 through Day 29 (post dose 2)Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Local events for the intradermal route include injection site pain, redness, swelling, bruising, itching, hypo/hyper pigmentation and induration, vesicles, or hardened mass. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.
Number of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DoseDay 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 15 through Day 22 (post dose 2), Day 29 through Day 36 (post dose 3)Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Systemic events for the oral and sublingual routes include fever, feverishness, fatigue, malaise, myalgia, or headache.
Number of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DoseDay 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 22 through Day 29 (post dose 2)Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Systemic events for the intradermal route include fever, feverishness, fatigue, malaise, myalgia, headache, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, or abdominal discomfort. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.
Number of Participants Who Withdrew From the StudyDay 1 through Day 209 (Day 223 for Intradermal cohorts)Participants could voluntarily withdraw their consent for study participation for any reason at any time. Primary reason for withdrawal was recorded and early termination visits were attempted.
Number of Participants Who Discontinued Study VaccinationDay 1 through Day 29 (Day 43 for Intradermal cohorts)Participants who received the first vaccination could choose to discontinue receipt of study vaccine for any reason and could choose to remain in the study (i.e., not withdraw from study). In addition, a participant could be discontinued from receipt of the second or third vaccination. Discontinuation from vaccination did not mean automatic withdrawal from the study, and participants were monitored for safety and immunogenicity if the participant consented.
Number of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseDay 1 through Day 57 (Day 71 for Intradermal cohorts)Adverse events were defined as any untoward medical occurrence in a participant administered a pharmaceutical product regardless of its causal relationship to the study treatment.

Secondary

MeasureTime frameDescription
Number of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last DoseDay 1 through Day 209 (Day 223 for Intradermal cohorts)Serious Adverse Events (SAE) were defined as an adverse event which resulted in death, was life threatening, resulted in an inpatient hospitalization, prolongation of an existing hospitalization, led to persistent or significant incapacity or substantial disruption of the ability to conduct normal life functions, or led to a congenital anomaly/birth defect. Important medical events that may not result in death, be life-threatening, or require hospitalizations were considered serious when, based upon appropriate medical judgment, they jeopardize the participant and may require medical or surgical intervention to prevent one of the outcomes listed in this definition.
Percentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISADay 1 through Day 57Saliva was collected for the IgA assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 4-fold rise over baseline in dmLT-specific salivary IgA titers was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.
Percentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISADay 8 through Day 114Blood was collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 4-fold rise in dmLT-specific serum IgA and IgG titers over baseline was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.
Percentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISADay 8 through Day 114Blood was collected for the IgG and IgA assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 4-fold rise in dmLT-specific serum IgG and IgA titers over baseline was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.
Percentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotDay 1 through Day 36PBMCs were collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with \>= 8 dmLT-specific IgA and IgG ASC / 10\^6 PBMC was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.
Percentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotDay 1 through Day 36PBMCs were collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with \>= 8 dmLT-specific IgA and IgG ASC / 10\^6 PBMC was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.
Percentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISADay 1 through Day 36Blood was collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 2-fold rise in ALS anti-dmLT-specific IgG and IgA titers over baseline was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.
Percentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISADay 1 through Day 36Blood was collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 2-fold rise in ALS anti-dmLT-specific IgG and IgA titers over baseline was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.
Percentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISADay 1 through Day 57Stool was collected for the IgA assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 4-fold rise over baseline in dmLT-specific fecal IgA titers was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Countries

Bangladesh, United States

Participant flow

Recruitment details

Participants were healthy males and non-pregnant females between 18 and 45 years old, inclusively. They were recruited from the community at large around the clinic site. The enrollment period occurred between 10MAR2019 and 11FEB2020.

Participants by arm

ArmCount
Oral 5 µg dmLT
5 µg of dmLT administered orally on Days 1, 15, and 29. Recombinant Double Mutant Heat-Labile Toxin LT(R192G/L211A) (dmLT) enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) Vaccine: LT(R192G/L211A), or dmLT is a derivative of wild-type enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli heat-labile enterotoxin that has been genetically modified by replacing the arginine at amino acid position 192 with glycine and the leucine at amino acid position 211 with alanine. These two amino acid substitutions take place in proteolytic cleavage sites which are critical for activation of the secreted toxin molecules.
12
Oral 25 µg of dmLT
25 µg of dmLT administered orally on Days 1, 15, and 29. Recombinant Double Mutant Heat-Labile Toxin LT(R192G/L211A) (dmLT) enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) Vaccine: LT(R192G/L211A), or dmLT is a derivative of wild-type enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli heat-labile enterotoxin that has been genetically modified by replacing the arginine at amino acid position 192 with glycine and the leucine at amino acid position 211 with alanine. These two amino acid substitutions take place in proteolytic cleavage sites which are critical for activation of the secreted toxin molecules.
12
Oral Placebo
Placebo administered orally on Days 1, 15, and 29. Placebo: Sodium bicarbonate buffer is a solution of 2 g sodium bicarbonate in 150 mL of sterile water for injection.
6
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLT
5 µg of dmLT administered sublingually on Days 1, 15, and 29. Recombinant Double Mutant Heat-Labile Toxin LT(R192G/L211A) (dmLT) enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) Vaccine: LT(R192G/L211A), or dmLT is a derivative of wild-type enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli heat-labile enterotoxin that has been genetically modified by replacing the arginine at amino acid position 192 with glycine and the leucine at amino acid position 211 with alanine. These two amino acid substitutions take place in proteolytic cleavage sites which are critical for activation of the secreted toxin molecules.
12
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLT
25 µg of dmLT administered sublingually on Days 1, 15, and 29. Recombinant Double Mutant Heat-Labile Toxin LT(R192G/L211A) (dmLT) enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) Vaccine: LT(R192G/L211A), or dmLT is a derivative of wild-type enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli heat-labile enterotoxin that has been genetically modified by replacing the arginine at amino acid position 192 with glycine and the leucine at amino acid position 211 with alanine. These two amino acid substitutions take place in proteolytic cleavage sites which are critical for activation of the secreted toxin molecules.
12
Sublingual Placebo
Placebo administered sublingually on Days 1, 15, and 29. Placebo: 0.9% Sodium Chloride, USP (Normal Saline) is a sterile, nonpyrogenic, isotonic solution of sodium chloride 9 mg and may contain hydrochloric acid and/or sodium hydroixde for pH adjustment (pH 5.3, range 4.5 - 7.0).
6
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLT
0.3 µg of dmLT administered intradermally on Days 1, 22, and 43. Recombinant Double Mutant Heat-Labile Toxin LT(R192G/L211A) (dmLT) enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) Vaccine: LT(R192G/L211A), or dmLT is a derivative of wild-type enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli heat-labile enterotoxin that has been genetically modified by replacing the arginine at amino acid position 192 with glycine and the leucine at amino acid position 211 with alanine. These two amino acid substitutions take place in proteolytic cleavage sites which are critical for activation of the secreted toxin molecules.
12
Intradermal Placebo
Placebo administered intradermally on Days 1, 22, and 43. Placebo: 0.9% Sodium Chloride, USP (Normal Saline) is a sterile, nonpyrogenic, isotonic solution of sodium chloride 9 mg and may contain hydrochloric acid and/or sodium hydroixde for pH adjustment (pH 5.3, range 4.5 - 7.0).
3
Total75

Withdrawals & dropouts

PeriodReasonFG000FG001FG002FG003FG004FG005FG006FG007
Overall StudyCovid-19 Pandemic000010300
Overall StudyLost to Follow-up00002000
Overall StudyWithdrawal by Subject00010000

Baseline characteristics

CharacteristicOral 5 µg dmLTOral 25 µg of dmLTOral PlaceboSublingual 5 µg of dmLTSublingual 25 µg of dmLTSublingual PlaceboIntradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTIntradermal PlaceboTotal
Age, Continuous30.8 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 6.6
28.8 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 7
25.5 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 4.9
27.8 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 7.1
28.8 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 7.4
32.7 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 5.9
31.0 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 7.4
35.0 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 3.6
29.6 years
STANDARD_DEVIATION 6.8
Ethnicity (NIH/OMB)
Hispanic or Latino
0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants
Ethnicity (NIH/OMB)
Not Hispanic or Latino
12 Participants12 Participants6 Participants12 Participants12 Participants6 Participants12 Participants3 Participants75 Participants
Ethnicity (NIH/OMB)
Unknown or Not Reported
0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
American Indian or Alaska Native
0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
Asian
12 Participants12 Participants6 Participants12 Participants12 Participants6 Participants12 Participants3 Participants75 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
Black or African American
0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
More than one race
0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
Unknown or Not Reported
0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants
Race (NIH/OMB)
White
0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants0 Participants
Region of Enrollment
Bangladesh
12 participants12 participants6 participants12 participants12 participants6 participants12 participants3 participants75 participants
Sex: Female, Male
Female
4 Participants7 Participants4 Participants5 Participants8 Participants2 Participants6 Participants2 Participants38 Participants
Sex: Female, Male
Male
8 Participants5 Participants2 Participants7 Participants4 Participants4 Participants6 Participants1 Participants37 Participants

Adverse events

Event typeEG000
affected / at risk
EG001
affected / at risk
EG002
affected / at risk
EG003
affected / at risk
EG004
affected / at risk
EG005
affected / at risk
EG006
affected / at risk
EG007
affected / at risk
deaths
Total, all-cause mortality
0 / 120 / 120 / 60 / 120 / 120 / 60 / 120 / 3
other
Total, other adverse events
1 / 120 / 121 / 60 / 124 / 120 / 60 / 120 / 3
serious
Total, serious adverse events
0 / 120 / 120 / 60 / 120 / 120 / 60 / 120 / 3

Outcome results

Primary

Number of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each Dose

Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Local events for the intradermal route include injection site pain, redness, swelling, bruising, itching, hypo/hyper pigmentation and induration, vesicles, or hardened mass. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 22 through Day 29 (post dose 2)

Population: The Safety Analysis population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination.

ArmMeasureGroupCategoryValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site pain0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site hyperpigmentation0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site redness0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site swelling0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site swelling0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site induration1 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site bruising0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site pruritus0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site pruritus0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site vesicles0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site hypopigmentation0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site redness2 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site hyperpigmentation0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site mass0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site induration0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site hypopigmentation0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site vesicles0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1None9 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site mass0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site bruising0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2None12 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site pain0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2None3 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site pain0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site redness0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site swelling0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site bruising0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site pruritus0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site hypopigmentation0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site hyperpigmentation0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site induration0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site vesicles0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Injection site mass0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1None3 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site pain0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site redness0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site swelling0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site bruising0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site pruritus0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site hypopigmentation0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site hyperpigmentation0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site induration0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site vesicles0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Injection site mass0 Participants
Primary

Number of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each Dose

Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Systemic events for the intradermal route include fever, feverishness, fatigue, malaise, myalgia, headache, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, or abdominal discomfort. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 22 through Day 29 (post dose 2)

Population: The Safety Analysis population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 10 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 20 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 10 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Intradermal Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 20 Participants
Primary

Number of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each Dose

Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Systemic events for the oral and sublingual routes include fever, feverishness, fatigue, malaise, myalgia, or headache.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 15 through Day 22 (post dose 2), Day 29 through Day 36 (post dose 3)

Population: The Safety Analysis population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 21 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 13 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 31 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 20 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 11 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 30 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 20 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 10 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 30 Participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 21 Participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 10 Participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 31 Participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 20 Participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 10 Participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 30 Participants
Sublingual PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 11 Participants
Sublingual PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 30 Participants
Sublingual PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral and Sublingual Arms With Solicited Systemic Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 20 Participants
Primary

Number of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each Dose

Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Local events for the oral route include irritation of the oral cavity or tongue, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal discomfort.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 15 through Day 22 (post dose 2), Day 29 through Day 36 (post dose 3)

Population: The Safety Analysis population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination.

ArmMeasureGroupCategoryValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Nausea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Nausea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Nausea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1None12 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3None11 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2None12 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2None9 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Nausea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3None12 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1None12 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Nausea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Nausea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Vomiting3 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Vomiting0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Nausea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Vomiting0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1None6 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Nausea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Vomiting0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Vomiting0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2None6 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Nausea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Oral Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3None6 Participants
Primary

Number of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each Dose

Solicited adverse events were collected post-vaccination and for 7 days after. Local events for the sublingual route include irritation of the oral cavity or tongue, facial nerve disturbance, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, or abdominal discomfort.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 8 (post dose 1), Day 15 through Day 22 (post dose 2), Day 29 through Day 36 (post dose 3)

Population: The Safety Analysis population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination.

ArmMeasureGroupCategoryValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2None12 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Facial nerve disturbance0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3None12 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Nausea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Nausea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Facial nerve disturbance0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Nausea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Facial nerve disturbance0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1None12 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Facial nerve disturbance0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Nausea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Facial nerve disturbance0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Nausea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Vomiting0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2None10 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Facial nerve disturbance0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Nausea0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1None12 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3None10 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1None6 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Vomiting0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Facial nerve disturbance0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Facial nerve disturbance0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Vomiting0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3None6 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Nausea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Nausea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 3Nausea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Vomiting0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Facial nerve disturbance0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Diarrhea0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Abdominal discomfort0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 1Irritation of oral cavity or tongue0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants in the Sublingual Arms With Solicited Local Reactogenicity Events Post Each DosePost Dose 2None6 Participants
Primary

Number of Participants Who Discontinued Study Vaccination

Participants who received the first vaccination could choose to discontinue receipt of study vaccine for any reason and could choose to remain in the study (i.e., not withdraw from study). In addition, a participant could be discontinued from receipt of the second or third vaccination. Discontinuation from vaccination did not mean automatic withdrawal from the study, and participants were monitored for safety and immunogenicity if the participant consented.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 29 (Day 43 for Intradermal cohorts)

Population: The Safety Analysis population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination.

ArmMeasureValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants Who Discontinued Study Vaccination1 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants Who Discontinued Study Vaccination0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants Who Discontinued Study Vaccination0 Participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants Who Discontinued Study Vaccination0 Participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants Who Discontinued Study Vaccination2 Participants
Sublingual PlaceboNumber of Participants Who Discontinued Study Vaccination0 Participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants Who Discontinued Study Vaccination12 Participants
Intradermal PlaceboNumber of Participants Who Discontinued Study Vaccination3 Participants
Primary

Number of Participants Who Withdrew From the Study

Participants could voluntarily withdraw their consent for study participation for any reason at any time. Primary reason for withdrawal was recorded and early termination visits were attempted.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 209 (Day 223 for Intradermal cohorts)

Population: The Safety Analysis population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination.

ArmMeasureValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Participants Who Withdrew From the Study0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Participants Who Withdrew From the Study0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Participants Who Withdrew From the Study0 Participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants Who Withdrew From the Study1 Participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants Who Withdrew From the Study12 Participants
Sublingual PlaceboNumber of Participants Who Withdrew From the Study3 Participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTNumber of Participants Who Withdrew From the Study0 Participants
Intradermal PlaceboNumber of Participants Who Withdrew From the Study0 Participants
Primary

Number of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last Dose

Adverse events were defined as any untoward medical occurrence in a participant administered a pharmaceutical product regardless of its causal relationship to the study treatment.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 57 (Day 71 for Intradermal cohorts)

Population: The Safety Analysis population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseSevere (Grade 3)0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseMild (Grade 1)0 Participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseModerate (Grade 2)0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseSevere (Grade 3)0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseMild (Grade 1)0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseModerate (Grade 2)0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseMild (Grade 1)0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseModerate (Grade 2)0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseSevere (Grade 3)0 Participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseMild (Grade 1)0 Participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseSevere (Grade 3)0 Participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseModerate (Grade 2)0 Participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseSevere (Grade 3)0 Participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseModerate (Grade 2)0 Participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseMild (Grade 1)2 Participants
Sublingual PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseSevere (Grade 3)0 Participants
Sublingual PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseModerate (Grade 2)0 Participants
Sublingual PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseMild (Grade 1)0 Participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseSevere (Grade 3)0 Participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseMild (Grade 1)0 Participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseModerate (Grade 2)0 Participants
Intradermal PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseModerate (Grade 2)0 Participants
Intradermal PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseMild (Grade 1)0 Participants
Intradermal PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Unsolicited Adverse Events From First Dose Through 28 Days After Last DoseSevere (Grade 3)0 Participants
Secondary

Number of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last Dose

Serious Adverse Events (SAE) were defined as an adverse event which resulted in death, was life threatening, resulted in an inpatient hospitalization, prolongation of an existing hospitalization, led to persistent or significant incapacity or substantial disruption of the ability to conduct normal life functions, or led to a congenital anomaly/birth defect. Important medical events that may not result in death, be life-threatening, or require hospitalizations were considered serious when, based upon appropriate medical judgment, they jeopardize the participant and may require medical or surgical intervention to prevent one of the outcomes listed in this definition.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 209 (Day 223 for Intradermal cohorts)

Population: The Safety Analysis population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination.

ArmMeasureValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Oral 5 µg dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last Dose0 Participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last Dose0 Participants
Oral PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last Dose0 Participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last Dose0 Participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last Dose0 Participants
Sublingual PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last Dose0 Participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTNumber of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last Dose0 Participants
Intradermal PlaceboNumber of Vaccine-related Serious Adverse Events From Post Dose 1 Through 6 Months After Last Dose0 Participants
Secondary

Percentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISA

Blood was collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 2-fold rise in ALS anti-dmLT-specific IgG and IgA titers over baseline was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 36

Population: The modified intent-to-treat (mITT) population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination and contributed both pre- and at least one post-study vaccination blood sample for immunogenicity testing for which valid results were reported.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (NUMBER)
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)42 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)75 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)25 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)42 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)42 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)100 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)40 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)30 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)58 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)92 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)83 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Secondary

Percentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISA

Blood was collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 2-fold rise in ALS anti-dmLT-specific IgG and IgA titers over baseline was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 36

Population: The modified intent-to-treat (mITT) population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination and contributed both pre- and at least one post-study vaccination blood sample for immunogenicity testing for which valid results were reported.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (NUMBER)
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)50 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)67 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)42 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)75 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)83 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)58 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)42 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)100 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)17 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)25 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)40 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)60 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)30 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)100 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)100 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)100 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 2-fold Rise in ALS Anti-dmLT-specific IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)33 percentage of participants
Secondary

Percentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISA

Stool was collected for the IgA assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 4-fold rise over baseline in dmLT-specific fecal IgA titers was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 57

Population: The modified intent-to-treat (mITT) population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination and contributed both pre- and at least one post-study vaccination blood sample for immunogenicity testing for which valid results were reported.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (NUMBER)
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)25 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)25 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)25 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)25 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)33 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)58 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)25 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)42 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)33 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)33 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)27 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)30 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)40 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)30 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)30 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)33 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)33 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)50 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)33 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)8 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)67 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)33 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Fecal IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)33 percentage of participants
Secondary

Percentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISA

Saliva was collected for the IgA assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 4-fold rise over baseline in dmLT-specific salivary IgA titers was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 57

Population: The modified intent-to-treat (mITT) population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination and contributed both pre- and at least one post-study vaccination blood sample for immunogenicity testing for which valid results were reported.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (NUMBER)
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)8 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)8 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)8 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)8 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)9 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)8 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)33 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 4-fold Rise Over Baseline in dmLT-specific Salivary IgA Titers Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)33 percentage of participants
Secondary

Percentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpot

PBMCs were collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with \>= 8 dmLT-specific IgA and IgG ASC / 10\^6 PBMC was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 36

Population: The modified intent-to-treat (mITT) population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination and contributed both pre- and at least one post-study vaccination blood sample for immunogenicity testing for which valid results were reported.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (NUMBER)
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)25 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)8 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)42 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)17 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgA ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Secondary

Percentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpot

PBMCs were collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with \>= 8 dmLT-specific IgA and IgG ASC / 10\^6 PBMC was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 1 through Day 36

Population: The modified intent-to-treat (mITT) population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination and contributed both pre- and at least one post-study vaccination blood sample for immunogenicity testing for which valid results were reported.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (NUMBER)
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)8 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)25 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)58 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)8 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)17 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)83 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)58 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 1 (Day 1)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With >= 8 dmLT-specific IgG ASC / 10^6 PBMC as Measured by ELISpotPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Secondary

Percentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISA

Blood was collected for the IgA and IgG assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 4-fold rise in dmLT-specific serum IgA and IgG titers over baseline was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 8 through Day 114

Population: The modified intent-to-treat (mITT) population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination and contributed both pre- and at least one post-study vaccination.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (NUMBER)
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)8 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)17 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)83 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)42 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)33 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)67 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)67 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)75 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)10 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)83 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)75 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgA Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Secondary

Percentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISA

Blood was collected for the IgG and IgA assay which was conducted with dmLT as the antigen. Each sample was tested per the laboratory's standard operating procedure. The percentage of participants with a \>= 4-fold rise in dmLT-specific serum IgG and IgA titers over baseline was calculated for each study arm from the available results at any time post-first study vaccination. Study halted on Day 43 due to COVID-19 pandemic and the intradermal group did not receive the final dose.

Time frame: Day 8 through Day 114

Population: The modified intent-to-treat (mITT) population includes all participants who received at least one study vaccination and contributed both pre- and at least one post-study vaccination.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (NUMBER)
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)8 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)17 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)25 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)25 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)25 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)33 percentage of participants
Oral 5 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)25 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)50 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)83 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)17 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)92 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)83 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)67 percentage of participants
Oral 25 µg dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)83 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Oral PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 5 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual 25 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)20 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 7 (Day 36 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 85 (Day 114 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 3 Day 28 (Day 57 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Sublingual PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 3 (Day 29 oral/sublingual)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)75 percentage of participants
Intradermal 0.3 µg of dmLTPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)67 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 2 Day 7 (Day 22 oral/sublingual, Day 29 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPre-Dose 2 (Day 15 oral/sublingual, Day 22 intradermal)0 percentage of participants
Intradermal PlaceboPercentage of Participants With a >= 4-fold Rise in dmLT-specific Serum IgG Titers Over Baseline Measured by ELISAPost-Dose 1 Day 7 (Day 8)0 percentage of participants

Source: ClinicalTrials.gov · Data processed: Feb 4, 2026