Immunology

Contrasting Effects of SARS-CoV-2 Vaccination vs. Infection on Antibody and TCR Repertoires

1. Jasper Braun
2. Elliot D. Hill
3. Elisa Contreras
4. Michie Yasuda
5. Alexandra Morgan
6. Sarah Ditelberg
7. Ethan Winter
8. Cody Callahan
9. Gabrielle Mazzoni
10. Andrea Kirmaier
11. Ghee Rye Lee
12. Hamid Mirebrahim
13. Hosseinali Asgharian
14. Dilduz Telman
15. Ai-Ris Y. Collier
16. Dan H. Barouch
17. Stefan Riedel
18. Sanjucta Dutta
19. Florian Rubelt
20. Ramy Arnaout

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Neutrophil KLF2 regulates inflammasome-dependent neonatal mortality from endotoxemia

1. Devashis Mukherjee
2. Sriram Satyavolu
3. Asha Thomas
4. Sarah Cioffi
5. Yuexin Li
6. E Ricky Chan
7. Katherine Wen
8. Alex Y Huang
9. Mukesh K Jain
10. George R Dubyak
11. Lalitha Nayak

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A randomized controlled trial of the effectiveness of a community-based rabies vaccination strategy

1. Felix Lankester
2. Ahmed Lugelo
3. Joel Changalucha
4. Danni Anderson
5. Christian Tetteh Duamor
6. Anna Czupryna
7. Kennedy Lushasi
8. Elaine Ferguson
9. Emmanuel S. Swai
10. Hezron Nonga
11. Maganga Sambo
12. Sarah Cleaveland
13. Sally Wyke
14. Paul C. D. Johnson
15. Katie Hampson

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Temperature-based MHC class-I multimer peptide exchange for human HLA-A, B and C

1. Cilia R Pothast
2. Ian Derksen
3. Anneloes van der Plas - van Duijn
4. Angela el Hebieshy
5. Wesley Huisman
6. Kees LMC Franken
7. Jacques Neefjes
8. Jolien J Luimstra
9. Marieke Griffioen
10. Michel Kester
11. Maarten H Vermeer
12. Mirjam HM Heemskerk
13. Ferenc A Scheeren

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  eLife Assessment

  This study presents an alternative to conventional and UV-based tetramers, which are easy to use and reliable for the identification of antigen-specific CD8 T cells. The authors demonstrate that tetramers for HLA alleles A0301, A1101, B0702, and C0702 can be subjected to specific temperatures that facilitate peptide exchange, whilst maintaining structural integrity. Whilst the strength of the evidence is currently incomplete, further development and validation of this approach is likely to provide a useful alternative to generating reagents for examining T cell specificities.

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Somatic hypermutation patterns in immunoglobulin variable regions are established independently of the local transcriptional landscape

1. Ursula E Schoeberl
2. Johanna Fitz
3. Kimon Froussios
4. Renan Valieris
5. Iordanis Ourailidis
6. Marina Makharova
7. Bernd Bauer
8. Tobias Neumann
9. Eva-Maria Wiedemann
10. Monika Steininger
11. Adriana Cantoran Garcia
12. Marialaura Mastrovito
13. Hugo Mouquet
14. Israel Tojal Da Silva
15. Rushad Pavri

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  eLife Assessment

  This study clarifies that stalled RNA pol II is not sufficient for AID targeting, which is important to the field. The authors provide solid experimental evidence that RNA poll II stalling is not the driving mechanism for AID targeting, and even though the results are generally "negative", they are highly relevant to our current understanding of SHM. The authors propose premature transcription termination as a possible mechanism to determine V gene mutability, but the study does not experimentally address such possibilities. This paper makes investigators rethink the model with which AID finds single-strand DNA in the genome.

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Data from The Immunomechanical Checkpoint PYK2 Governs Monocyte-to-Macrophage Differentiation in Pancreatic Cancer

1. Wenyan Xie
2. Xin Yu
3. Qingxin Yang
4. Nengwen Ke
5. Ping Wang
6. Hao Kong
7. Xiangji Wu
8. Panpan Ma
9. Lang Chen
10. Jie Yang
11. Xiuqin Feng
12. Yuan Wang
13. Hubing Shi
14. Lu Chen
15. Yun-Hua Liu
16. Bi-Sen Ding
17. Qiang Wei
18. Hong Jiang

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