Immunology

Persistent serum protein signatures define an inflammatory subset of long COVID

1. Aarthi Talla
2. Suhas V. Vasaikar
3. Gregory Lee Szeto
4. Maria P. Lemos
5. Julie L. Czartoski
6. Hugh MacMillan
7. Zoe Moodie
8. Kristen W. Cohen
9. Lamar B. Fleming
10. Zachary Thomson
11. Lauren Okada
12. Lynne A. Becker
13. Ernest M. Coffey
14. Stephen C. De Rosa
15. Evan W. Newell
16. Peter J. Skene
17. Xiaojun Li
18. Thomas F. Bumol
19. M. Juliana McElrath
20. Troy R. Torgerson

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Delayed antigen-specific CD4 ⁺ T-cell induction correlates with impaired immune responses to SARS-COV-2 mRNA vaccination in the elderly

1. Norihide Jo
2. Yu Hidaka
3. Osamu Kikuchi
4. Masaru Fukahori
5. Takeshi Sawada
6. Masahiko Aoki
7. Masaki Yamamoto
8. Miki Nagao
9. Satoshi Morita
10. Takako E Nakajima
11. Manabu Muto
12. Yoko Hamazaki

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Simultaneous and sequential multi-species coronavirus vaccination

1. Lei Peng
2. Zhenhao Fang
3. Paul A. Renauer
4. Andrew McNamara
5. Jonathan J. Park
6. Qianqian Lin
7. Xiaoyu Zhou
8. Matthew B. Dong
9. Biqing Zhu
10. Hongyu Zhao
11. Craig B. Wilen
12. Sidi Chen

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Immunological findings in a group of individuals who were non-responders to standard two-dose SARS-CoV-2 vaccines

1. Qiang Zeng
2. Xue Yang
3. Qi Gao
4. Biao-yang Lin
5. Yong-zhe Li
6. Gang Huang
7. Yang Xu

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Domain fusion TLR2-4 enhances the autophagy-dependent clearance of Staphylococcus aureus in the genetic engineering goat

1. Mengyao Wang
2. Yu Qi
3. Yutao Cao
4. Xiaosheng Zhang
5. Yongsheng Wang
6. Qingyou Liu
7. Jinlong Zhang
8. Guangbin Zhou
9. Yue Ai
10. Shao Wei
11. Linli Wang
12. Guoshi Liu
13. Zhengxing Lian
14. Hongbing Han

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  Evaluation Summary:

  This study is of interest to animal geneticists studying molecular breeding for infection resistance. The authors provide substantial new insight into the generation of a goat expressing domain fusion receptor TLR2-4, and clarify the mechanism to effectively eliminate S. aureus in macrophages from the gene-edited goat. Taken together, their findings suggest that TLR2-4 knock-in goats can serve as a good animal model for disease resistance breeding.

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Structure of the IL-27 quaternary receptor signaling complex

1. Nathanael A Caveney
2. Caleb R Glassman
3. Kevin M Jude
4. Naotaka Tsutsumi
5. K Christopher Garcia

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  Evaluation Summary:

  This manuscript is of interest to colleagues in immunity and signal transduction. Cytokines are small protein signaling molecules with a diverse range of activities in inflammation and immune system function. This manuscript reports the cryo-EM structure of the cytokine interleukin-27 (IL-27) bound to soluble domains of two receptor subunits, IL-27Rα and gp130. IL-27 is a composite cytokine consisting of the protein p28 bound to EBI3, which resembles soluble cytokine receptors such as the receptors for IL-6, IL-11 or CNTF. IL-27 signals predominantly via STAT1 and plays an important role in immune homeostasis. The data provide a detailed molecular view of how IL-27 binds to its receptor.

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Protection from Omicron and other VOCs by Bivalent S-Trimer COVID-19 Vaccine

1. Danmei Su
2. Xinglin Li
3. Xueqin Huang
4. Cui He
5. Cheng Zeng
6. Qiang Wang
7. Wenchang Qin
8. Zhongquan Mu
9. Donna Ambrosino
10. George Siber
11. Ralf Clemens
12. Joshua G. Liang
13. Peng Liang
14. Nick Jackson
15. Rong Xu

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Spatiotemporal landscape of SARS-CoV-2 pulmonary infection reveals Slamf9 ⁺ Spp1 ⁺ macrophages promoting viral clearance and inflammation resolution

1. Boyi Cong
2. Xuan Dong
3. Zongheng Yang
4. Pin Yu
5. Yangyang Chai
6. Jiaqi Liu
7. Meihan Zhang
8. Yupeng Zang
9. Jingmin Kang
10. Yu Feng
11. Yi Liu
12. Weimin Feng
13. Wei Deng
14. Fengdi Li
15. Qinyi Yu
16. Yan Gu
17. Zhiqing Li
18. Shuxun Liu
19. Xun Xu
20. Nanshan Zhong
21. Xianwen Ren
22. Chuan Qin
23. Longqi Liu
24. Jian Wang
25. Xuetao Cao

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BA.2.12.1, BA.4 and BA.5 escape antibodies elicited by Omicron infection

1. Yunlong Cao
2. Ayijiang Yisimayi
3. Fanchong Jian
4. Weiliang Song
5. Tianhe Xiao
6. Lei Wang
7. Shuo Du
8. Jing Wang
9. Qianqian Li
10. Xiaosu Chen
11. Yuanling Yu
12. Peng Wang
13. Zhiying Zhang
14. Pulan Liu
15. Ran An
16. Xiaohua Hao
17. Yao Wang
18. Jing Wang
19. Rui Feng
20. Haiyan Sun
21. Lijuan Zhao
22. Wen Zhang
23. Dong Zhao
24. Jiang Zheng
25. Lingling Yu
26. Can Li
27. Na Zhang
28. Rui Wang
29. Xiao Niu
30. Sijie Yang
31. Xuetao Song
32. Yangyang Chai
33. Ye Hu
34. Yansong Shi
35. Linlin Zheng
36. Zhiqiang Li
37. Qingqing Gu
38. Fei Shao
39. Weijin Huang
40. Ronghua Jin
41. Zhongyang Shen
42. Youchun Wang
43. Xiangxi Wang
44. Junyu Xiao
45. Xiaoliang Sunney Xie

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The transcription factor RUNX2 drives the generation of human NK cells and promotes tissue residency

1. Sigrid Wahlen
2. Filip Matthijssens
3. Wouter Van Loocke
4. Sylvie Taveirne
5. Laura Kiekens
6. Eva Persyn
7. Els Van Ammel
8. Zenzi De Vos
9. Stijn De Munter
10. Patrick Matthys
11. Filip Van Nieuwerburgh
12. Tom Taghon
13. Bart Vandekerckhove
14. Pieter Van Vlierberghe
15. Georges Leclercq

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