bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 16, 2024
Abstract
Regarding
to
the
impact
of
ancestral
SARS-CoV-2
immune
imprinting
on
antibody
responses
emerging
variants,
what
extent
memory
B
cells
elicited
by
wild-type
(WT)
spike
can
develop
neutralizing
breadth
and
potency
in
recalls
is
a
key
question.
Here,
we
longitudinally
tracked
recognizing
WT
two
individuals
mRNA
vaccine,
from
convalescence
breakthrough
infection
acute
phase
reinfection.
Comprehensive
characterization
632
monoclonal
antibodies
(mAbs)
those
reveals
that
mAbs
cloned
after
reinfection
have
dramatically
enhanced
potency,
including
11
potently
neutralize
all
tested
variants
KP.3.
Among
mAbs,
5
are
classified
into
public
clonotypes
encoded
IGHV3-53
or
IGHV3-66,
whereas
rest
belong
rare
clonotype
IGHV3-74.
Notably,
IGHV3-74
even
SARS-CoV-1
with
minimum
IC50
0.055
μg/ml.
Structural
functional
analysis
further
suggests
target
novel
epitope
receptor-binding
domain,
best
mAb,
termed
KXD352,
highly
resilient
variations
this
epitope.
Overall,
study
demonstrates
both
primed
prototype
vaccine
achieve
extraordinary
repeated
Omicron
infections.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 22, 2024
Abstract
The
continuous
evolution
of
SARS-CoV-2,
particularly
the
emergence
BA.2.86/JN.1
lineage
replacing
XBB
lineages,
necessitates
re-evaluation
current
vaccine
compositions.
Here,
we
provide
a
comprehensive
analysis
humoral
immune
response
to
and
JN.1
human
exposures,
emphasizing
need
for
JN.1-lineage-based
boosters.
We
demonstrate
antigenic
distinctiveness
lineages
in
SARS-CoV-2-naive
individuals
but
not
those
with
prior
vaccinations
or
infections,
infection
elicits
superior
plasma
neutralization
titers
against
its
subvariants.
highlight
strong
evasion
receptor
binding
capability
KP.3,
supporting
foreseeable
prevalence.
Extensive
BCR
repertoire,
isolating
∼2000
RBD-specific
monoclonal
antibodies
(mAbs)
their
targeting
epitopes
characterized
by
deep
mutational
scanning
(DMS),
underscores
systematic
superiority
JN.1-elicited
memory
B
cells
(MBCs).
Notably,
Class
1
IGHV3-53/3-66-derived
neutralizing
(NAbs)
contribute
majorly
within
wildtype
(WT)-reactive
NAbs
JN.1.
However,
KP.2
KP.3
evade
substantial
subset
them,
even
induced
JN.1,
advocating
booster
updates
optimized
enrichment.
JN.1-induced
Omicron-specific
also
high
potency
across
all
Omicron
lineages.
Escape
hotspots
these
have
mainly
been
mutated
RBD,
resulting
higher
barrier
escape,
considering
probable
recovery
previously
escaped
NAbs.
Additionally,
prevalence
broadly
reactive
IGHV3-53/3-66-
encoding
MBCs,
competing
suggests
inhibitory
role
on
de
novo
activation
naive
cells,
potentially
explaining
heavy
imprinting
mRNA-vaccinated
individuals.
These
findings
delineate
evolving
antibody
shift
from
importance
developing
lineage,
especially
KP.3-based
boosters,
enhance
immunity
future
SARS-CoV-2
variants.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2024
Abstract
Monoclonal
antibodies
(mAbs)
targeting
the
SARS-CoV-2
receptor-binding
domain
(RBD)
showed
high
efficacy
in
prevention
and
treatment
of
COVID-19.
However,
rapid
evolution
has
rendered
all
clinically
authorized
mAbs
ineffective
continues
to
stymie
development
next-generation
mAbs.
Consequently,
ability
identify
broadly
neutralizing
(bnAbs)
that
neutralize
both
current
future
variants
is
critical
for
successful
antibody
therapeutic
development,
especially
newly
emerged
viruses
when
no
knowledge
about
immune
evasive
available.
Here,
we
have
developed
a
strategy
specifically
select
potent
bnAbs
with
activity
against
existing
prospective
based
on
accurate
viral
prediction
informed
by
deep
mutational
scanning
(DMS).
By
adopting
this
methodology,
increased
probability
identifying
XBB.1.5-effective
from
∼1%
40%
if
were
at
early
stage
pandemic,
as
revealed
retrospective
analysis
>1,000
wildtype
(WT)-elicited
From
collection,
identified
bnAb,
designated
BD55-1205,
exhibited
exceptional
historical,
contemporary,
predicted
variants.
Structural
analyses
extensive
polar
interactions
between
BD55-1205
XBB.1.5
motif
(RBM),
backbone
atoms,
explaining
its
unusually
broad
reactivity.
Importantly,
mRNA-based
delivery
IgG
human
FcRn-expressing
transgenic
mice
resulted
serum
titers
selected
XBB
BA.2.86
subvariants.
Together,
via
prediction,
coupled
speed
flexibility
mRNA
technology,
provides
generalized
framework
antibody-based
countermeasures
potentially
other
highly
variable
pathogens
pandemic
potential.
Science Immunology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
9(98)
Опубликована: Авг. 9, 2024
The
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
variant
JN.1
recently
emerged
as
the
dominant
despite
having
only
one
amino
acid
change
on
spike
(S)
protein
receptor
binding
domain
(RBD)
compared
with
ancestral
BA.2.86,
which
never
represented
more
than
5%
of
global
variants.
To
define
at
molecular
level
ability
to
spread
globally,
we
interrogated
a
panel
899
neutralizing
human
monoclonal
antibodies.
Our
data
show
that
single
leucine-455-to-serine
mutation
in
RBD
unleashed
JN.1,
likely
occurring
by
elimination
70%
antibodies
mediated
IGHV3-53/3-66
germlines.
However,
resilience
class
3
low
neutralization
potency
but
strong
Fc
functions
may
explain
absence
disease.
Currently,
SARS-CoV-2
has
evolved
into
various
variants,
including
the
numerous
highly
mutated
Omicron
sub-lineages,
significantly
increasing
immune
evasion
ability.
The
development
raises
concerns
about
possibly
diminished
effectiveness
of
available
vaccines
and
antibody-based
therapeutics.
Here,
we
describe
those
representative
categories
broadly
neutralizing
antibodies
(bnAbs)
that
retain
prominent
against
emerging
variants
sub-lineages.
molecular
characteristics,
epitope
conservation,
resistance
mechanisms
these
are
further
detailed,
aiming
to
offer
suggestion
or
direction
for
therapeutic
antibodies,
facilitate
vaccine
design
with
broad-spectrum
potential.
Viruses,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(6), С. 900 - 900
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2024
Currently,
SARS-CoV-2
has
evolved
into
various
variants,
including
the
numerous
highly
mutated
Omicron
sub-lineages,
significantly
increasing
immune
evasion
ability.
The
development
raises
concerns
about
possibly
diminished
effectiveness
of
available
vaccines
and
antibody-based
therapeutics.
Here,
we
describe
those
representative
categories
broadly
neutralizing
antibodies
(bnAbs)
that
retain
prominent
against
emerging
variants
sub-lineages.
molecular
characteristics,
epitope
conservation,
resistance
mechanisms
these
are
further
detailed,
aiming
to
offer
suggestion
or
direction
for
therapeutic
antibodies,
facilitate
design
with
broad-spectrum
potential.
Cell Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
43(9), С. 114645 - 114645
Опубликована: Авг. 27, 2024
Understanding
the
evolution
of
B
cell
response
to
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
variants
is
fundamental
design
next
generation
vaccines
and
therapeutics.
We
longitudinally
analyze
at
single-cell
level
almost
900
neutralizing
human
monoclonal
antibodies
(nAbs)
isolated
from
vaccinated
people
individuals
with
hybrid
super
immunity
(SH),
developed
after
three
mRNA
vaccine
doses
two
breakthrough
infections.
The
most
potent
neutralization
Fc
functions
against
highly
mutated
belong
SH
cohort.
Repertoire
analysis
shows
that
original
Wuhan
antigenic
sin
drives
convergent
expansion
same
germlines
in
cohorts.
Only
Omicron
infections
expand
previously
unseen
germ
lines
generate
broadly
nAbs
by
restoring
IGHV3-53/3-66
lines.
Our
analyses
find
cells
initially
expanded
continue
play
a
role
immune
toward
an
evolving
virus.
Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
19(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
SARS‐CoV‐2,
which
originated
in
China
late
2019,
quickly
fueled
the
global
COVID‐19
pandemic,
profoundly
impacting
health
and
economy
worldwide.
A
series
of
vaccines,
mostly
based
on
full
SARS‐CoV‐2
Spike
protein,
were
rapidly
developed,
showing
excellent
humoral
cellular
responses
high
efficacy
against
both
symptomatic
infection
severe
disease.
However,
viral
evolution
waning
neutralizing
strongly
challenged
vaccine
long
term
effectiveness,
mainly
infection,
making
necessary
a
strategy
repeated
updated
booster
shots.
In
this
vaccination
context,
antibody
repertoire
diversification
was
evidenced,
although
immune
imprinting
after
doses
or
reinfection
also
demonstrated
identified
as
major
determinant
immunological
to
antigen
exposures.
Considering
that
small
domain
receptor
binding
(RBD),
is
target
antibodies
concentrates
most
mutations,
following
text
aims
provide
insights
into
ongoing
debate
over
best
strategies
for
boosters.
We
address
relevance
developing
new
vaccines
evolving
RBD,
thus
focusing
relevant
antigenic
sites
variants.
combination
with
immunofusing
computerized
approaches
could
minimize
imprinting,
therefore
optimizing
efficacy.
Most
previously
authorized
clinical
antibodies
against
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
have
lost
neutralizing
activity
to
recent
variants
due
rapid
viral
evolution.
To
mitigate
such
escape,
we
preemptively
enhance
AZD3152,
an
antibody
for
prophylaxis
in
immunocompromised
individuals.
Using
deep
mutational
scanning
(DMS)
on
the
SARS-CoV-2
antigen,
identify
AZD3152
vulnerabilities
at
antigen
positions
F456
and
D420.
Through
two
iterations
of
computational
design
that
integrates
structure-based
modeling,
machine-learning,
experimental
validation,
co-optimize
24
contemporary
previous
variants,
as
well
20
potential
future
escape
variants.
Our
top
candidate,
3152-1142,
restores
full
potency
(100-fold
improvement)
more
recently
emerged
XBB.1.5+F456L
variant
escaped
maintains
concern,
shows
no
additional
vulnerability
assessed
by
DMS.
This
preemptive
mitigation
demonstrates
a
generalizable
approach
optimizing
existing
escape.
ABSTRACT
The
human
humoral
immune
system
has
evolved
to
recognize
a
vast
array
of
pathogenic
threats.
This
ability
is
primarily
driven
by
the
immense
diversity
antibodies
generated
gene
rearrangement
during
B
cell
development.
However,
different
people
often
produce
strikingly
similar
when
exposed
same
antigen—known
as
public
antibodies.
Public
not
only
reflect
system’s
consistently
select
for
optimal
cells
but
can
also
serve
signatures
responses
triggered
infection
and
vaccination.
In
this
Minireview,
we
examine
compare
antibody
identification
methods,
including
criteria
used
based
on
V(D)J
usage
similarity
in
complementarity-determining
region
three
sequences,
explore
molecular
features
elicited
against
common
pathogens,
viruses,
protozoa,
bacteria.
Finally,
discuss
evolutionary
significance
potential
applications
informing
design
germline-targeting
vaccines,
predicting
escape
mutations
emerging
providing
insights
into
process
affinity
maturation.
ongoing
discovery
response
pathogens
holds
improve
pandemic
preparedness,
accelerate
vaccine
efforts,
deepen
our
understanding
biology.
Immunological Reviews,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 27, 2024
The
SARS-CoV-2
spike
(S)
protein
has
undergone
significant
evolution,
enhancing
both
receptor
binding
and
immune
evasion.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
ongoing
efforts
to
develop
antibodies
targeting
various
epitopes
of
the
S
protein,
focusing
on
their
neutralization
potency,
breadth,
escape
mechanisms.
Antibodies
receptor-binding
site
(RBS)
typically
exhibit
high
neutralizing
potency
but
are
frequently
evaded
by
mutations
in
variants.
contrast,
conserved
regions,
such
as
S2
stem
helix
fusion
peptide,
broader
reactivity
generally
lower
potency.
However,
several
broadly
have
demonstrated
exceptional
efficacy
against
emerging
variants,
including
latest
omicron
subvariants,
underscoring
potential
vulnerable
sites
RBS-A
RBS-D/CR3022.
We
also
highlight
public
classes
different
protein.
targeted
present
opportunities
for
germline-targeting
vaccine
strategies.
Overall,
developing
escape-resistant,
potent
effective
vaccines
remains
crucial
combating
future
This
review
emphasizes
importance
identifying
key
utilizing
antibody
affinity
maturation
inform
therapeutic
design.