1. Circuits between infected macrophages and T cells in SARS-CoV-2 pneumonia

    This article has 158 authors:
    1. Rogan A. Grant
    2. Luisa Morales-Nebreda
    3. Nikolay S. Markov
    4. Suchitra Swaminathan
    5. Melissa Querrey
    6. Estefany R. Guzman
    7. Darryl A. Abbott
    8. Helen K. Donnelly
    9. Alvaro Donayre
    10. Isaac A. Goldberg
    11. Zasu M. Klug
    12. Nicole Borkowski
    13. Ziyan Lu
    14. Hermon Kihshen
    15. Yuliya Politanska
    16. Lango Sichizya
    17. Mengjia Kang
    18. Ali Shilatifard
    19. Chao Qi
    20. Jon W. Lomasney
    21. A. Christine Argento
    22. Jacqueline M. Kruser
    23. Elizabeth S. Malsin
    24. Chiagozie O. Pickens
    25. Sean B. Smith
    26. James M. Walter
    27. Anna E. Pawlowski
    28. Daniel Schneider
    29. Prasanth Nannapaneni
    30. Hiam Abdala-Valencia
    31. Ankit Bharat
    32. Cara J. Gottardi
    33. G. R. Scott Budinger
    34. Alexander V. Misharin
    35. Benjamin D. Singer
    36. Richard G. Wunderink
    37. The NU SCRIPT Study Investigators
    38. Rogan A. Grant
    39. Luisa Morales-Nebreda
    40. Nikolay S. Markov
    41. Suchitra Swaminathan
    42. Melissa Querrey
    43. Estefany R. Guzman
    44. Darryl A. Abbott
    45. Helen K. Donnelly
    46. Alvaro Donayre
    47. Isaac A. Goldberg
    48. Zasu M. Klug
    49. Nicole Borkowski
    50. Ziyan Lu
    51. Hermon Kihshen
    52. Yuliya Politanska
    53. Lango Sichizya
    54. Mengjia Kang
    55. Ali Shilatifard
    56. Chao Qi
    57. Jon W. Lomasney
    58. A. Christine Argento
    59. Jacqueline M. Kruser
    60. Elizabeth S. Malsin
    61. Chiagozie O. Pickens
    62. Sean B. Smith
    63. James M. Walter
    64. Anna E. Pawlowski
    65. Daniel Schneider
    66. Prasanth Nannapaneni
    67. Hiam Abdala-Valencia
    68. Ankit Bharat
    69. Cara J. Gottardi
    70. G. R. Scott Budinger
    71. Alexander V. Misharin
    72. Benjamin D. Singer
    73. Richard G. Wunderink
    74. Ajay A. Wagh
    75. Alan R. Hauser
    76. Alexis Rose Wolfe
    77. Anjali Thakrar
    78. Anjana V. Yeldandi
    79. Ann A. Wang
    80. Anne R. Levenson
    81. Anthony M. Joudi
    82. Betty Tran
    83. Catherine A. Gao
    84. Chitaru Kurihara
    85. Clara J. Schroedl
    86. Curt M. Horvath
    87. Daniel Meza
    88. David D. Odell
    89. David W. Kamp
    90. Deborah R. Winter
    91. Egon A. Ozer
    92. Elisheva D. Shanes
    93. Elizabeth T. Bartom
    94. Emily J. Rendleman
    95. Emily M. Leibenguth
    96. Firas Wehbe
    97. Gabrielle Y. Liu
    98. Gaurav T. Gadhvi
    99. Heliodoro Tejedor Navarro
    100. Jacob I. Sznajder
    101. Jane E. Dematte
    102. Jasmine Le
    103. Jason M. Arnold
    104. Joanne C. Du
    105. John Coleman
    106. Joseph I. Bailey
    107. Joseph S. Deters
    108. Justin A. Fiala
    109. Justin Starren
    110. Karen M. Ridge
    111. Katharine Secunda
    112. Kathleen Aren
    113. Khalilah L. Gates
    114. Kristy Todd
    115. Lindsey D. Gradone
    116. Lindsey N. Textor
    117. Lisa F. Wolfe
    118. Lorenzo L. Pesce
    119. Luís A. Nunes Amaral
    120. Madeline L. Rosenbaum
    121. Manoj Kandpal
    122. Manu Jain
    123. Marc A. Sala
    124. Mark Saine
    125. Mary Carns
    126. Michael J. Alexander
    127. Michael J. Cuttica
    128. Michelle H. Prickett
    129. Nabiha H. Khan
    130. Navdeep S. Chandel
    131. Nicholas D. Soulakis
    132. Orlyn R. Rivas
    133. Patrick C. Seed
    134. Paul A. Reyfman
    135. Pearl D. Go
    136. Peter H. S. Sporn
    137. Phillip R. Cooper
    138. Rade Tomic
    139. Radhika Patel
    140. Rafael Garza-Castillon
    141. Ravi Kalhan
    142. Richard I. Morimoto
    143. Ruben J. Mylvaganam
    144. Samuel S. Kim
    145. Samuel W. M. Gatesy
    146. Sanket Thakkar
    147. Sarah Ben Maamar
    148. SeungHye Han
    149. Sharon R. Rosenberg
    150. Sophia Nozick
    151. Stefan J. Green
    152. Susan R. Russell
    153. Taylor A. Poor
    154. Taylor J. Zak
    155. Theresa A. Lombardo
    156. Thomas Stoeger
    157. Todd Shamaly
    158. Ziyou Ren

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  2. SARS-CoV-2 spike protein interacts with and activates TLR41

    This article has 11 authors:
    1. Yingchi Zhao
    2. Ming Kuang
    3. Junhong Li
    4. Ling Zhu
    5. Zijing Jia
    6. Xuefei Guo
    7. Yaling Hu
    8. Jun Kong
    9. Hang Yin
    10. Xiangxi Wang
    11. Fuping You

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  3. Seroprevalence of SARS-CoV-2 specific IgG antibodies in District Srinagar, northern India – A cross-sectional study

    This article has 18 authors:
    1. S. Muhammad Salim Khan
    2. Mariya Amin Qurieshi
    3. Inaamul Haq
    4. Sabhiya Majid
    5. Arif Akbar Bhat
    6. Sahila Nabi
    7. Nisar Ahmad Ganai
    8. Nazia Zahoor
    9. Auqfeen Nisar
    10. Iqra Nisar Chowdri
    11. Tanzeela Bashir Qazi
    12. Rafiya Kousar
    13. Abdul Aziz Lone
    14. Iram Sabah
    15. Shahroz Nabi
    16. Ishtiyaq Ahmad Sumji
    17. Misbah Ferooz Kawoosa
    18. Shifana Ayoub

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  4. TCR meta-clonotypes for biomarker discovery with tcrdist3 enabled identification of public, HLA-restricted clusters of SARS-CoV-2 TCRs

    This article has 10 authors:
    1. Koshlan Mayer-Blackwell
    2. Stefan Schattgen
    3. Liel Cohen-Lavi
    4. Jeremy C Crawford
    5. Aisha Souquette
    6. Jessica A Gaevert
    7. Tomer Hertz
    8. Paul G Thomas
    9. Philip Bradley
    10. Andrew Fiore-Gartland
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      The paper by Mayer-Blackwell et al. builds on the idea that TCRs to the same antigen often share sequence similarities, which they quantify using a bespoke tool TCRdist3. Using this tool they develop the idea of a metaclone, a set of TCRs sharing similarities and potentially recognising the same antigen. They further show that such clonotypes show increased sharing between HLA-related individuals, and explore the use of such clonotypes in characterising antigen-specific immune response across cohorts of individuals. The paper is novel and of interest to a broad range of immunologists interested in repertoire. However, as raised in a series of detailed comments by the reviewers, the message of the paper needs to be sharpened and clearly focused on the development of the metaclone concept (with less emphasis on SARS-Cov-2. The concept of the metaclone itself, which is the main message of the paper, needs to be clarified, and characterised.

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  5. Gamma-irradiated SARS-CoV-2 vaccine candidate, OZG-38.61.3, confers protection from SARS-CoV-2 challenge in human ACEII-transgenic mice

    This article has 33 authors:
    1. Raife Dilek Turan
    2. Cihan Tastan
    3. Derya Dilek Kancagi
    4. Bulut Yurtsever
    5. Gozde Sir Karakus
    6. Samed Ozer
    7. Selen Abanuz
    8. Didem Cakirsoy
    9. Gamze Tumentemur
    10. Sevda Demir
    11. Utku Seyis
    12. Recai Kuzay
    13. Muhammer Elek
    14. Miyase Ezgi Kocaoglu
    15. Gurcan Ertop
    16. Serap Arbak
    17. Merve Acikel Elmas
    18. Cansu Hemsinlioglu
    19. Ozden Hatirnaz Ng
    20. Sezer Akyoney
    21. Ilayda Sahin
    22. Cavit Kerem Kayhan
    23. Fatma Tokat
    24. Gurler Akpinar
    25. Murat Kasap
    26. Ayse Sesin Kocagoz
    27. Ugur Ozbek
    28. Dilek Telci
    29. Fikrettin Sahin
    30. Koray Yalcin
    31. Siret Ratip
    32. Umit Ince
    33. Ercument Ovali

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  6. Neutralizing and protective human monoclonal antibodies recognizing the N-terminal domain of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein

    This article has 19 authors:
    1. Naveenchandra Suryadevara
    2. Swathi Shrihari
    3. Pavlo Gilchuk
    4. Laura A. VanBlargan
    5. Elad Binshtein
    6. Seth J. Zost
    7. Rachel S. Nargi
    8. Rachel E. Sutton
    9. Emma S. Winkler
    10. Elaine C. Chen
    11. Mallorie E. Fouch
    12. Edgar Davidson
    13. Benjamin J. Doranz
    14. Rita E. Chen
    15. Pei-Yong Shi
    16. Robert H. Carnahan
    17. Larissa B. Thackray
    18. Michael S. Diamond
    19. James E. Crowe

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  7. Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) membrane (M) protein inhibits type I and III interferon production by targeting RIG-I/MDA-5 signaling

    This article has 10 authors:
    1. Yi Zheng
    2. Meng-Wei Zhuang
    3. Lulu Han
    4. Jing Zhang
    5. Mei-Ling Nan
    6. Peng Zhan
    7. Dongwei Kang
    8. Xinyong Liu
    9. Chengjiang Gao
    10. Pei-Hui Wang

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  8. Reference ontology and database annotation of the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19)

    This article has 5 authors:
    1. Oliver Giles
    2. Rachael Huntley
    3. Anneli Karlsson
    4. Jane Lomax
    5. James Malone

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  9. A distinct innate immune signature marks progression from mild to severe COVID-19

    This article has 16 authors:
    1. Stéphane Chevrier
    2. Yves Zurbuchen
    3. Carlo Cervia
    4. Sarah Adamo
    5. Miro E. Raeber
    6. Natalie de Souza
    7. Sujana Sivapatham
    8. Andrea Jacobs
    9. Esther Bachli
    10. Alain Rudiger
    11. Melina Stüssi-Helbling
    12. Lars C. Huber
    13. Dominik J. Schaer
    14. Jakob Nilsson
    15. Onur Boyman
    16. Bernd Bodenmiller

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  10. Anti-CoVid19 plasmid DNA vaccine induces a potent immune response in rodents by Pyro-drive Jet Injector intradermal inoculation

    This article has 14 authors:
    1. Tomoyuki Nishikawa
    2. Chin Yang Chang
    3. Jiayu A Tai
    4. Hiroki Hayashi
    5. Jiao Sun
    6. Shiho Torii
    7. Chikako Ono
    8. Yoshiharu Matsuura
    9. Ryoko Ide
    10. Junichi Mineno
    11. Miwa Sasai
    12. Masahiro Yamamoto
    13. Hironori Nakagami
    14. Kunihiko Yamashita

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