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Infant antibody repertoires during the first two years of influenza vaccination

2022-09-15

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The first encounter with influenza virus biases later immune responses. This “immune imprinting”, formerly from infection within a few years of birth, is in the U.S. now largely from immunization with a quadrivalent, split vaccine (IIV4). In a pilot study of IIV4 imprinting, we characterized, by single-B-cell cultures, NextGen sequencing, and plasma antibody proteomics, the primary antibody responses to influenza...

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271f1b4b-91ec-51ae-a60b-319d1d05052f
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10.1101/2022.09.13.507806
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