Microbiology

  1. Intramuscular mRNA BNT162b2 vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 induces neutralizing salivary IgA

    1. Miri Stolovich-Rain
    2. Sujata Kumari
    3. Ahuva Friedman
    4. Saveliy Kirillov
    5. Yakov Socol
    6. Maria Billan
    7. Ritesh Ranjan Pal
    8. Kathakali Das
    9. Peretz Golding
    10. Esther Oiknine-Djian
    11. Salim Sirhan
    12. Michal Bejerano Sagie
    13. Einav Cohen-Kfir
    14. Naama Gold
    15. Jamal Fahoum
    16. Manoj Kumar
    17. Maya Elgrably-Weiss
    18. Bing Zhou
    19. Miriam Ravins
    20. Yair E. Gatt
    21. Saurabh Bhattacharya
    22. Orly Zelig
    23. Reuven Wiener
    24. Dana G. Wolf
    25. Hila Elinav
    26. Jacob Strahilevitz
    27. Dan Padawer
    28. Leah Baraz
    29. Alexander Rouvinski

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  2. Experimental infection of mink with SARS-COV-2 Omicron (BA.1) variant leads to symptomatic disease with lung pathology and transmission

    1. Jenni Virtanen
    2. Kirsi Aaltonen
    3. Kristel Kegler
    4. Vinaya Venkat
    5. Thanakorn Niamsap
    6. Lauri Kareinen
    7. Rasmus Malmgren
    8. Olga Kivelä
    9. Nina Atanasova
    10. Pamela Österlund
    11. Teemu Smura
    12. Antti Sukura
    13. Tomas Strandin
    14. Lara Dutra
    15. Olli Vapalahti
    16. Heli Nordgren
    17. Ravi Kant
    18. Tarja Sironen

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  3. A model of persistent post SARS-CoV-2 induced lung disease for target identification and testing of therapeutic strategies

    1. Kenneth H. Dinnon
    2. Sarah R. Leist
    3. Kenichi Okuda
    4. Hong Dang
    5. Ethan J. Fritch
    6. Kendra L. Gully
    7. Gabriela De la Cruz
    8. Mia D. Evangelista
    9. Takanori Asakura
    10. Rodney C. Gilmore
    11. Padraig Hawkins
    12. Satoko Nakano
    13. Ande West
    14. Alexandra Schäfer
    15. Lisa E. Gralinski
    16. Jamie L. Everman
    17. Satria P. Sajuthi
    18. Mark R. Zweigart
    19. Stephanie Dong
    20. Jennifer McBride
    21. Michelle R. Cooley
    22. Jesse B. Hines
    23. Miriya K. Love
    24. Steve D. Groshong
    25. Alison VanSchoiack
    26. Stefan J. Phelan
    27. Yan Liang
    28. Tyler Hether
    29. Michael Leon
    30. Ross E. Zumwalt
    31. Lisa M. Barton
    32. Eric J. Duval
    33. Sanjay Mukhopadhyay
    34. Edana Stroberg
    35. Alain Borczuk
    36. Leigh B. Thorne
    37. Muthu K. Sakthivel
    38. Yueh Z. Lee
    39. James S. Hagood
    40. Jason R. Mock
    41. Max A. Seibold
    42. Wanda K. O’Neal
    43. Stephanie A. Montgomery
    44. Richard C. Boucher
    45. Ralph S. Baric

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  4. A global lipid map reveals host dependency factors conserved across SARS-CoV-2 variants

    1. Scotland E. Farley
    2. Jennifer E. Kyle
    3. Hans C. Leier
    4. Lisa M. Bramer
    5. Jules B. Weinstein
    6. Timothy A. Bates
    7. Joon-Yong Lee
    8. Thomas O. Metz
    9. Carsten Schultz
    10. Fikadu G. Tafesse

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  5. Virological characteristics of the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron BA.2 spike

    1. Daichi Yamasoba
    2. Izumi Kimura
    3. Hesham Nasser
    4. Yuhei Morioka
    5. Naganori Nao
    6. Jumpei Ito
    7. Keiya Uriu
    8. Masumi Tsuda
    9. Jiri Zahradnik
    10. Kotaro Shirakawa
    11. Rigel Suzuki
    12. Mai Kishimoto
    13. Yusuke Kosugi
    14. Kouji Kobiyama
    15. Teppei Hara
    16. Mako Toyoda
    17. Yuri L. Tanaka
    18. Erika P. Butlertanaka
    19. Ryo Shimizu
    20. Hayato Ito
    21. Lei Wang
    22. Yoshitaka Oda
    23. Yasuko Orba
    24. Michihito Sasaki
    25. Kayoko Nagata
    26. Kumiko Yoshimatsu
    27. Hiroyuki Asakura
    28. Mami Nagashima
    29. Kenji Sadamasu
    30. Kazuhisa Yoshimura
    31. Jin Kuramochi
    32. Motoaki Seki
    33. Ryoji Fujiki
    34. Atsushi Kaneda
    35. Tadanaga Shimada
    36. Taka-aki Nakada
    37. Seiichiro Sakao
    38. Takuji Suzuki
    39. Takamasa Ueno
    40. Akifumi Takaori-Kondo
    41. Ken J. Ishii
    42. Gideon Schreiber
    43. Hirofumi Sawa
    44. Akatsuki Saito
    45. Takashi Irie
    46. Shinya Tanaka
    47. Keita Matsuno
    48. Takasuke Fukuhara
    49. Terumasa Ikeda
    50. Kei Sato

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  6. S-217622, a SARS-CoV-2 main protease inhibitor, decreases viral load and ameliorates COVID-19 severity in hamsters

    1. Michihito Sasaki
    2. Koshiro Tabata
    3. Mai Kishimoto
    4. Yukari Itakura
    5. Hiroko Kobayashi
    6. Takuma Ariizumi
    7. Kentaro Uemura
    8. Shinsuke Toba
    9. Shinji Kusakabe
    10. Yuki Maruyama
    11. Shun Iida
    12. Noriko Nakajima
    13. Tadaki Suzuki
    14. Shinpei Yoshida
    15. Haruaki Nobori
    16. Takao Sanaki
    17. Teruhisa Kato
    18. Takao Shishido
    19. William W. Hall
    20. Yasuko Orba
    21. Akihiko Sato
    22. Hirofumi Sawa

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  7. A live-attenuated SARS-CoV-2 vaccine candidate with accessory protein deletions

    1. Yang Liu
    2. Xianwen Zhang
    3. Jianying Liu
    4. Hongjie Xia
    5. Jing Zou
    6. Antonio E. Muruato
    7. Sivakumar Periasamy
    8. Chaitanya Kurhade
    9. Jessica A. Plante
    10. Nathen E. Bopp
    11. Birte Kalveram
    12. Alexander Bukreyev
    13. Ping Ren
    14. Tian Wang
    15. Vineet D. Menachery
    16. Kenneth S. Plante
    17. Xuping Xie
    18. Scott C. Weaver
    19. Pei-Yong Shi

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  8. SARS-CoV-2 Permissive glioblastoma cell line for high throughput antiviral screening

    1. Emiel Vanhulle
    2. Joren Stroobants
    3. Becky Provinciael
    4. Anita Camps
    5. Sam Noppen
    6. Piet Maes
    7. Kurt Vermeire

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  9. Malaria parasites utilize pyrophosphate to fuel an essential proton pump in the ring stage and the transition to trophozoite stage

    1. Omobukola Solebo
    2. Liqin Ling
    3. Jing Zhou
    4. Tian-Min Fu
    5. Hangjun Ke

    • Curated by eLife

      Evaluation Summary:

      This work will be of interest to researchers seeking new ways to target malaria parasites. The work provides insight into the energy requirements of parasites during the first day of their two-day life cycle, a period during which they are significantly resistant to a wide variety of antimalarial drugs, and identifies an essential enzyme that could be targeted in early-stage parasites. The study shows this protein is necessary for normal development and growth of parasites in red blood cells.

      (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 #3 agreed to share their name with the authors.)

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  10. In Vitro Selection of Remdesivir-Resistant SARS-CoV-2 Demonstrates High Barrier to Resistance

    1. Liva Checkmahomed
    2. Julie Carbonneau
    3. Venice Du Pont
    4. Nicholas C. Riola
    5. Jason K. Perry
    6. Jiani Li
    7. Bastien Paré
    8. Shawn M. Simpson
    9. Martin A. Smith
    10. Danielle P. Porter
    11. Guy Boivin

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