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Title Saudi Pharmaceutical Journal June 2022
Edition June 2022
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Subject(s) Oral vaccines
Electrospraying
Mucosal pathogen
Mucosal immunity
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GMD Jurnal
Language Indonesia
Publisher University of Jeddah
Publishing Year 2022
Publishing Place Arab Saudi
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Most vaccines approved by regulatory bodies are administered via intramuscular or subcutaneous injec-
tions and have shortcomings, such as the risk of needle-associated blood infections, pain and swelling at

the injection site. Orally administered vaccines are of interest, as they elicit both systemic and mucosal
immunities, in which mucosal immunity would neutralize the mucosa invading pathogen before the
onset of an infection. Hence, oral vaccination can eliminate the injection associated adverse effects and

enhance the person’s compliance. Conventional approaches to manufacturing oral vaccines, such as coac-
ervation, spray drying, and membrane emulsification, tend to alter the structural proteins in vaccines that

result from high temperature, organic and toxic solvents during production. Electrohydrodynamic pro-
cesses, specifically electrospraying, could solve these challenges, as it also modulates antigen release

and has a high loading efficiency. This review will highlight the mucosal immunity and biological basis
of the gastrointestinal immune system, different oral vaccine delivery approaches, and the application of electrospraying in vaccines development.
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