The ongoing spread of avian flu among animals has increased the urgency of developing products that could prevent infection in the event of an H5N1 pandemic. A new study by Leyden Labs, published in Nature’s Scientific Reports, shows that the CR9114 antibody can protect intranasally at low dosages against H5N1 in vivo.
A new article from Leyden Labs has been published in the European Journal of Epidemiology, titled "SARS‑CoV‑2 elicits non‑sterilizing immunity and evades vaccine‑induced immunity: implications for future vaccination strategies.”
Recently, our article entitled “The influenza hemagglutinin stem antibody CR9114: Evidence for a narrow evolutionary path towards universal protection,” appeared in a special issue of Frontiers in Virology on the role of genetic and structural insights of neutralizing antibodies to guide viral vaccine design.
A new research article by Leyden Labs and partners at Imperial College has been published in Infectious Diseases & Therapy.
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