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Pre-existing neutralizing antibodies against cattle-transmitted influenza A virus H5N1 are detectable in unexposed individuals
Katharina Daniel
Leon Ullrich
Denis Ruchnewitz
Matthijs Meijers
Nico Joel Halwe
Ursula Wild
Jan Eberhardt
Jacob Schön
Ricarda Stumpf
Maike Schlotz
Marie Wunsch
Luana Girao Lessa
Elsayed Mohammed Abdelwhab
Maryna Kuryshko
Christopher Dietrich
Andreas Pinger
Anna-Lena Schumacher
Maximilian Germer
Malena Rohde
Christian Kukat
Lutz Gieselmann
Henning Gruell
Donata Hoffmann
Martin Beer
Thomas Erren
Michael Lässig
Christoph Kreer
Florian Klein
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Version published to 10.1016/j.immuni.2025.12.013
Feb 1, 2026
Version published to 10.1101/2025.01.22.634277 on bioRxiv
Jan 24, 2025
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