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Olayimika Adeyemi

Delaware State University

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Unconventional linkers facilitate potent stabilized coronavirus stem antibody responses following nanoparticle vaccination

Christian K. O. Dzuvor, Sydney P. Moak, Lindsay R. McManus, Abigail E. Dzordzorme, Lamount R. Evanson, Tae‐Woo Kim, Abigail Thomas, Olayimika Adeyemi, Valerie Foley, Aditi Limaye, Ryan P. McNamara, Kizzmekia S. Corbett

This paper designs and evaluates nanoparticle vaccines with optimized linkers to enhance cross-reactive antibody responses against coronaviruses and other viral families.

bioRxiv · Nov 19, 2025 · PreprintBioengineering