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J. J. Treanor

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Broadly-reactive IgG responses to heterologous H5 prime-boost influenza vaccination are shaped by antigenic relatedness to priming strains

J. Wang, D. Li, S. Perry, S. P. Hilchey, A. Wiltse, J. J. Treanor, M. Y. Sangster, M. S. Zand

The paper examines how prior H5 exposure influences IgG responses to H5 vaccination, finding that antibody breadth and strength correlate with antigenic distance to priming strains.

bioRxiv · Apr 9, 2021Immunology

Cross-reactive anti-hemagglutinin (HA) IgG responses are shaped by previous long-interval monovalent H5 vaccination and highly correlated with HA antigenic distance

J. Wang, D. Li, S. Perry, S. P. Hilchey, A. Wiltse, J. J. Treanor, M. Y. Sangerst, M. S. Zand

This study examines how prior H5 vaccination intervals affect anti-HA IgG responses to a boosting vaccination and finds that antibody responses correlate with antigenic distance between vaccine and assay strains.

bioRxiv · Oct 14, 2020 · PreprintImmunology