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Journal: bioRxiv / Year: 2025 Title: Functional, Immunogenetic, and Structural Convergence in Influenza Immunity between Humans and Macaques. Authors: Maya Sangesland / Ning Li / Yaroslav Tsybovsky / Megan D Rodgers / Julianna Han / Alesandra J Rodriguez / James A Ferguson / Amy R Henry / Sarah C Smith / Jesmine Roberts-Torres / Rebecca A ...Authors: Maya Sangesland / Ning Li / Yaroslav Tsybovsky / Megan D Rodgers / Julianna Han / Alesandra J Rodriguez / James A Ferguson / Amy R Henry / Sarah C Smith / Jesmine Roberts-Torres / Rebecca A Gillespie / Cuiping Liu / Jonah S Merriam / Tyler Stephens / Connor Williams / Emma Maestle / Martin Corcoran / Michelle Ravichandran / Adrian Creanga / Sarah F Andrews / Theodore C Pierson / Gunilla B Karlsson Hedestam / Chaim A Schramm / Douglas S Reed / Daniel C Douek / Tongqing Zhou / Andrew B Ward / Masaru Kanekiyo Abstract: Human B cell immunity to the influenza hemagglutinin (HA) stem region, a universal influenza vaccine target, is often stereotyped and immunogenetically restricted, posing challenges for study outside ...Human B cell immunity to the influenza hemagglutinin (HA) stem region, a universal influenza vaccine target, is often stereotyped and immunogenetically restricted, posing challenges for study outside humans. Here, we show that macaques vaccinated with a HA stem immunogen elicit human-like public B cell lineages targeting two major conserved sites of vulnerability, the central stem and anchor epitopes. Central stem antibodies were predominantly derived from V 1-138, the macaque homolog of human V 1-69, a V -gene preferentially used in human central stem broadly neutralizing antibodies (bnAbs). Similarly, macaques produced anchor bnAbs with the human-like NWP motif. Both bnAb lineages were functionally and structurally analogous to their human counterparts, with recognition mediated largely by germline-encoded motifs. Thus the macaque immunoglobulin repertoire supports human-like public bnAb responses to influenza HA. Moreover, this underscores the utility of homologous germline-encoded immunity, suggesting that immune repertoires of macaques and humans may have been similarly shaped during evolution. HIGHLIGHTS: Functional human-like public antibody lineages can be elicited to HA stem supersites in macaques. Macaque central stem bnAbs are predominantly derived from V 1-138, a V -gene homologous ...HIGHLIGHTS: Functional human-like public antibody lineages can be elicited to HA stem supersites in macaques. Macaque central stem bnAbs are predominantly derived from V 1-138, a V -gene homologous to human V 1-69. The human-like CDR L3 NWP anchor epitope-targeting lineage can be elicited in macaques.Central stem and anchor bnAbs from humans and macaques engage their respective epitopes with atomic level similarity.
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