This invention discloses a
porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) mRNA molecule and its applications. Four mRNA vaccines, GP35m-LNP, GP45m-LNP, GP345m-LNP, and GP2345m-LNP, were designed by combining the NADC30-like structural proteins GP2a, GP3, GP4, and GP5 of the PRRSV FJ1402 strain. Mouse experiments showed that GP345m-LNP induced both strong humoral and cellular immune responses, followed by GP2345m-LNP, with better
efficacy than the
inactivated vaccine (which only induced
humoral immunity). After immunization, challenge with the PRRSV FJ1402 strain resulted in significantly reduced
viral load in the blood and lungs of the GP345m-LNP group, with significantly less
pathological damage to the lungs. The immunization effect was superior to the
inactivated vaccine group, demonstrating promising application prospects.