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Multiple infections with Omicron variants increase breadth and potency of Omicron-specific neutralizing antibodies

19 May 2025

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Despite high vaccination rates, highly evolved Omicron variants have caused widespread infections and, in some cases, recurrent infections in the human population. As the population continues to be threatened by new variants, it is critical to understand how the dynamic cross-reactive antibody response evolves and affects protection. Here, we longitudinally profiled neutralizing antibodies in individuals who...

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PMID: 40389403
DOI: 10.1038/s41421-025-00800-5

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