Daniel P. Maurer

The paper develops a yeast surface display library of bat antibodies to study humoral immunity to H9 influenza hemagglutinin, revealing structural and functional characteristics of bat antibodies.

This study investigates the role of lupus-associated innate receptors in the extrafollicular development of autoreactive B cells using adoptive transfer and time-stamped analysis in a mouse model.

The paper identifies conserved sites on influenza H1 and H3 hemagglutinin recognized by human antibodies and characterizes their neutralization potential and escape pathways.

The paper assesses viral escape from imprinted broad antibody responses using deep mutational scanning of clonal antibody lineages against influenza HA epitopes, showing escape is possible through epistatic networks in drifted strains.

The paper identifies non-neutralizing antibodies from CCHFV survivors that target multiple regions on GP38, showing protective efficacy in rodent models.