Immunity,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Porcine
delta-coronavirus
(PDCoV)
spillovers
were
recently
detected
in
febrile
children,
underscoring
the
recurrent
zoonoses
of
divergent
CoVs.
To
date,
no
vaccines
or
specific
therapeutics
are
approved
for
use
humans
against
PDCoV.
prepare
possible
future
PDCoV
epidemics,
we
isolated
spike
(S)-directed
monoclonal
antibodies
(mAbs)
from
humanized
mice
and
found
that
two,
designated
PD33
PD41,
broadly
neutralized
a
panel
variants.
Cryoelectron
microscopy
(cryo-EM)
structures
PD41
complex
with
S
receptor-binding
domain
(RBD)
ectodomain
trimer
revealed
epitopes
recognized
by
these
mAbs,
rationalizing
their
broad
inhibitory
activity.
We
show
both
mAbs
competitively
interfere
host
aminopeptidase
N
binding
to
neutralize
used
deep-mutational
scanning
epitope
mapping
associate
RBD
antigenic
sites
mAb-mediated
neutralization
potency.
Our
results
indicate
PD33-PD41
mAb
cocktail
may
heighten
barrier
escape.
candidates
clinical
advancement
outbreaks.
The Journal of Infectious Diseases,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
The
emergence
of
SARS-CoV-2
increased
interest
in
cellular
immunity
established
by
infections
with
human
coronaviruses
(HCoVs).
Using
PBMC
from
a
cohort
subjects
collected
prior
to
2019,
we
assessed
the
abundance
and
phenotype
these
CD4
T
cells
using
cytokine
Elispot
assays.
Unexpectedly,
cytotoxic
potential
was
uniquely
enriched
amongst
HKU1-reactive
cells,
as
measured
quantification
granzyme
producing
cells.
Also,
although
dramatic
losses
HCoV-specific
for
OC43,
NL63
229E-specific
were
observed
older
relative
younger
adults,
exhibited
minimal
age-dependent
differences
this
phenotype.
Microbiology Spectrum,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
ABSTRACT
Although
much
has
been
learned
about
the
entry
mechanism
of
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS-CoV-2),
many
details
mechanisms
seasonal
human
coronaviruses
(HCoVs)
remain
less
well
understood.
In
present
study,
we
used
293T
cell
lines
stably
expressing
angiotensin
converting
enzyme
(ACE2),
aminopeptidase
N
(APN),
or
transmembrane
serine
protease
(TMPRSS2),
which
support
high-level
transduction
lentiviral
pseudoviruses
bearing
spike
proteins
HCoVs,
HCoV-NL63,
-229E,
-HKU1,
respectively,
to
compare
processing
and
virus
pathways
among
these
viruses.
Our
results
showed
that
-HKU1
into
cells
is
sensitive
endosomal
acidification
inhibitors
(chloroquine
NH
4
Cl),
indicating
via
endocytosis
route.
TMPRSS2
expression
on
target
surface
was
required
for
HCoV-HKU1
spike-mediated
cell–cell
fusion,
found
only
domain
not
activity
viral
endocytic
However,
a
furin
site
(RKRR)
at
S1/S2
junction
were
essential
efficient
fusion.
Additionally,
show
dibasic
monobasic
arginine
residues
junctions
HCoV-NL63
-229E
are
entry,
but
multi-basic
dispensable
entry.
findings
highlight
features
HCoVs
may
development
novel
treatment
strategies.
IMPORTANCE
Details
be
fully
explored.
To
investigate
CoVs,
employed
express
(TMPRSS2)
study
respectively.
We
entered
route
independently
cellular
therefore
likely
depended
cathepsin
activity.
Furthermore,
amino
acids
in
spikes
provide
new
insights
junctional
residues,
receptors,
requirements
HCoV
pseudovirus
inhibitors.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(3), P. 1328 - 1328
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Bovine
coronavirus
(BCoV)
exhibits
dual
tissue
tropism,
infecting
both
the
respiratory
and
enteric
tracts
of
cattle.
Viral
entry
into
host
cells
requires
a
coordinated
interaction
between
viral
proteins.
However,
specific
cellular
receptors
co-receptors
facilitating
BCoV
remain
poorly
understood.
Similarly,
roles
proteases
such
as
Furin,
TMPRSS2,
Cathepsin-L
(CTS-L),
known
to
assist
in
replication
other
coronaviruses,
have
not
been
extensively
explored
for
BCoV.
This
study
aims
identify
novel
that
modulate
tropism.
cell
lines
were
infected
with
isolates
from
origins,
gene
expression
profiles
post-infection
analyzed
using
next-generation
sequencing
(NGS).
Differentially
expressed
genes
encoding
potential
further
assessed
in-silico
prediction
molecular
docking
analysis.
These
analyses
focused
on
receptors,
including
ACE2,
NRP1,
DPP4,
APN,
AXL,
CEACAM1,
their
infection.
Validation
these
findings
was
performed
qRT-PCR
assays
targeting
individual
genes.
We
confirmed
enzymes
some
(+/−)
lung
tissues.
Results
revealed
high
binding
affinities
9-O-acetylated
sialic
acid
NRP1
spike
(S)
hemagglutinin-esterase
(HE)
proteins
compared
CEACAM1.
Additionally,
Furin
TMPRSS2
predicted
interact
BCoV-S
polybasic
cleavage
site
(RRSRR|A),
suggesting
S
glycoprotein
activation.
is
first
explore
interactions
multiple
proteases.
Functional
studies
are
recommended
confirm
infection
replication.
Journal of Medical Virology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
97(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
HCoV‐HKU1
diversity
and
evolution
were
scarcely
studied.
We
performed
next‐generation
sequencing
(NGS)
analysis
of
genomes
over
5
years.
NGS
used
Illumina
technology
on
NovaSeq
6000
following
whole
genome
PCR
amplification
by
an
in‐house
set
primers
designed
using
Gemi
PrimalScheme.
Genome
assembly
analyses
CLC
Genomics,
Mafft,
BioEdit,
Nextstrain,
Nextclade,
MEGA,
iTol
bioinformatic
tools.
Spike
molecular
modeling
dynamics
simulations
Molegro
Molecular
Viewer
Hyperchem
programs.
Twenty‐eight
systems
allowed
obtaining
158
including
69
89
genotypes
A
B,
respectively.
Both
co‐circulated
during
the
study
period
but
one
predominated
each
year.
total
1683
amino
acid
substitutions
80
in
≥
10
detected
genotype
relatively
to
a
2004
reference.
H512R
spike,
first
2009
reported
as
involved
antibody
neutralization,
was
found
all
A,
almost
always
with
V387I
K478N,
predicted
here
significantly
improve
cellular
TMPRSS2
protein
binding.
Also,
1802
64
B
2005
This
substantially
expands
global
genomes.
Genomics
structural
contributed
our
understanding
evolution.