Immunology

  1. Immunogenicity of convalescent and vaccinated sera against clinical isolates of ancestral SARS-CoV-2, Beta, Delta, and Omicron variants

    1. Arinjay Banerjee
    2. Jocelyne Lew
    3. Andrea Kroeker
    4. Kaushal Baid
    5. Patryk Aftanas
    6. Kuganya Nirmalarajah
    7. Finlay Maguire
    8. Robert Kozak
    9. Ryan McDonald
    10. Amanda Lang
    11. Volker Gerdts
    12. Sharon E. Straus
    13. Lois Gilbert
    14. Angel Xinliu Li
    15. Mohammad Mozafarihashjin
    16. Sharon Walmsley
    17. Anne-Claude Gingras
    18. Jeffrey L. Wrana
    19. Tony Mazzulli
    20. Karen Colwill
    21. Allison J. McGeer
    22. Samira Mubareka
    23. Darryl Falzarano

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  2. An antibody targeting the N-terminal domain of SARS-CoV-2 disrupts the spike trimer

    1. Naveenchandra Suryadevara
    2. Andrea R. Shiakolas
    3. Laura A. VanBlargan
    4. Elad Binshtein
    5. Rita E. Chen
    6. James Brett Case
    7. Kevin J. Kramer
    8. Erica C. Armstrong
    9. Luke Myers
    10. Andrew Trivette
    11. Christopher Gainza
    12. Rachel S. Nargi
    13. Christopher N. Selverian
    14. Edgar Davidson
    15. Benjamin J. Doranz
    16. Summer M. Diaz
    17. Laura S. Handal
    18. Robert H. Carnahan
    19. Michael S. Diamond
    20. Ivelin S. Georgiev
    21. James E. Crowe

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  3. COVID-19 vaccine booster induces a strong CD8 + T cell response against Omicron variant epitopes in HLA-A*02:01 + individuals

    1. Andrea T. Nguyen
    2. Christopher Szeto
    3. Demetra S.M. Chatzileontiadou
    4. Zhen Wei Marcus Tong
    5. Michael J. Dewar-Oldis
    6. Lucy Cooper
    7. Lawton D. Murdolo
    8. Keng Yih Chew
    9. Katie E. Lineburg
    10. Alan Riboldi-Tunicliffe
    11. Rachel Williamson
    12. Bradley J. Gardiner
    13. Dhilshan Jayasinghe
    14. Christian A. Lobos
    15. You Min Ahn
    16. Emma J. Grant
    17. Corey Smith
    18. James McMahon
    19. Kim L. Good-Jacobson
    20. Peter J. Barnard
    21. Kirsty R. Short
    22. Stephanie Gras

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  4. Shift of lung macrophage composition is associated with COVID-19 disease severity and recovery

    1. Steven T. Chen
    2. Matthew D. Park
    3. Diane Marie Del Valle
    4. Mark Buckup
    5. Alexandra Tabachnikova
    6. Nicole W. Simons
    7. Konstantinos Mouskas
    8. Brian Lee
    9. Daniel Geanon
    10. Darwin D’Souza
    11. Travis Dawson
    12. Robert Marvin
    13. Kai Nie
    14. Ryan C. Thompson
    15. Zhen Zhao
    16. Jessica LeBerichel
    17. Christie Chang
    18. Hajra Jamal
    19. Udit Chaddha
    20. Kusum Mathews
    21. Samuel Acquah
    22. Stacey-Ann Brown
    23. Michelle Reiss
    24. Timothy Harkin
    25. Marc Feldmann
    26. Charles A. Powell
    27. Jaime L. Hook
    28. Seunghee Kim-Schulze
    29. Adeeb H. Rahman
    30. Brian D. Brown
    31. The Mount Sinai COVID-19 Biobank Team
    32. Noam D. Beckmann
    33. Sacha Gnjatic
    34. Ephraim Kenigsberg
    35. Alexander W. Charney
    36. Miriam Merad

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  5. SARS-CoV-2 Triggers Complement Activation through Interactions with Heparan Sulfate

    1. Martin W. Lo
    2. Alberto A. Amarilla
    3. John D. Lee
    4. Eduardo A. Albornoz
    5. Naphak Modhiran
    6. Richard J. Clark
    7. Vito Ferro
    8. Mohit Chhabra
    9. Alexander A. Khromykh
    10. Daniel Watterson
    11. Trent M. Woodruff

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  6. RelCoVax®, a two antigen subunit protein vaccine candidate against SARS-CoV-2 induces strong immune responses in mice

    1. Abhishek Phatarphekar
    2. G.E.C. Vidyadhar Reddy
    3. Abhiram Gokhale
    4. Gopala Karanam
    5. Pushpa Kuchroo
    6. Ketaki Shinde
    7. Girish Masand
    8. Shyam Pagare
    9. Nilesh Khadpe
    10. Sangita S. Pai
    11. Vijita Vijayan
    12. R.L. Ramnath
    13. K. Pratap Reddy
    14. Praveen Rao
    15. S. Harinarayana Rao
    16. Venkata Ramana

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  7. Mild SARS-CoV-2 infection in rhesus macaques is associated with viral control prior to antigen-specific T cell responses in tissues

    1. Christine E. Nelson
    2. Sivaranjani Namasivayam
    3. Taylor W. Foreman
    4. Keith D. Kauffman
    5. Shunsuke Sakai
    6. Danielle E. Dorosky
    7. Nickiana E. Lora
    8. NIAID/DIR Tuberculosis Imaging Program
    9. Kelsie Brooks
    10. E. Lake Potter
    11. Nicole L. Garza
    12. Bernard A. P. Lafont
    13. Reed F. Johnson
    14. Mario Roederer
    15. Alan Sher
    16. Daniela Weiskopf
    17. Alessandro Sette
    18. Emmie de Wit
    19. Heather D. Hickman
    20. Jason M. Brenchley
    21. Laura E. Via
    22. Daniel L. Barber
    23. Ayan Abdi
    24. Emmuanual K. Dayao
    25. Joel D. Fleegle
    26. Felipe Gomez
    27. Michaela K. Piazza
    28. Katelyn M. Repoli
    29. Becky Y. Sloan
    30. Ashley L. Butler
    31. April M. Walker
    32. Danielle M. Weiner
    33. Michael J. Woodcock
    34. Alexandra Vatthauer

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  8. Cryo-sensitive aggregation triggers NLRP3 inflammasome assembly in cryopyrin-associated periodic syndrome

    1. Tadayoshi Karasawa
    2. Takanori Komada
    3. Naoya Yamada
    4. Emi Aizawa
    5. Yoshiko Mizushina
    6. Sachiko Watanabe
    7. Chintogtokh Baatarjav
    8. Takayoshi Matsumura
    9. Masafumi Takahashi

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      Evaluation Summary:

      Karasawa and colleagues examine two gain-of-function mutations in NLRP3, which are known to cause cryopyrin-associated periodic syndromes (auto-inflammatory diseases with different manifestations), and demonstrate that both mutations appear to result in cryo-sensitive aggregated foci when expressed in cells. This is a very impactful and extensive body of work that is of broad interest to the fields of inflammasomes and autoinflammatory diseases. Data presented support the conclusions, and the findings are translational for patients and applicable to our general understanding of inflammasome function. However, specific issues raised by the Reviewers should be addressed.

      (This preprint has been reviewed by eLife. We include the public reviews from the reviewers here; the authors also receive private feedback with suggested changes to the manuscript. Reviewer #2 and Reviewer #3 agreed to share their name with the authors.)

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  9. Hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells improve survival from sepsis by boosting immunomodulatory cells

    1. Daniel E Morales-Mantilla
    2. Bailee Kain
    3. Duy Le
    4. Anthony R Flores
    5. Silke Paust
    6. Katherine Y King

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      Evaluation Summary:

      This preclinical study reports on a novel strategy for sepsis. Sepsis induced by Group A Streptococcus (GAS) in mice leads to depletion of bone marrow HSPCs and mortality and infusion of naive donor HSPCs lower mortality but has no effect on bacterial burden. This supports that HSPCs infusion might attenuate the detrimental immune response in sepsis warranting further investigation of this novel concept.

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  10. An elite broadly neutralizing antibody protects SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant challenge

    1. Biao Zhou
    2. Runhong Zhou
    3. Jasper Fuk-Woo Chan
    4. Mengxiao Luo
    5. Qiaoli Peng
    6. Shuofeng Yuan
    7. Bobo Wing-Yee Mok
    8. Bohao Chen
    9. Pui Wang
    10. Vincent Kwok-Man Poon
    11. Hin Chu
    12. Chris Chung-Sing Chan
    13. Jessica Oi-Ling Tsang
    14. Chris Chun-Yiu Chan
    15. Ka-Kit Au
    16. Hiu-On Man
    17. Lu Lu
    18. Kelvin Kai-Wang To
    19. Honglin Chen
    20. Kwok-Yung Yuen
    21. Zhiwei Chen

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