An alpaca-derived nanobody recognizes a unique conserved epitope and retains potent activity against the SARS-CoV-2 omicron variant

Naphak Modhiran(The University of Queensland), Daniel Watterson(The University of Queensland), James Jung(The University of Queensland), Alexander A. Khromykh(The University of Queensland), Pedro Chaná‐Cuevas(Gobierno de Chile), Alejandro Rojas‐Fernández(Austral University of Chile), Alberto A. Amarilla(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Kellie A. Jurado(University of Pennsylvania), Peter Hewins, Ida Vang Andersen(University of Copenhagen), Jesper Tranekjær Jørgensen(University of Copenhagen), Zaray Miranda-Chacón(Austral University of Chile), Matthias M. Herth(University of Copenhagen), Trent P. Munro(The University of Queensland), Keith J. Chappell(Australian Research Council), Johanna Himelreichs(Austral University of Chile), Simon Lauer(Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), Dalan Bailey(The Pirbright Institute), Andreas Kjær(University of Copenhagen), Thorsten Mielke(Max Planck Society), Martina L. Jones(The University of Queensland), Nazia Thakur(The Pirbright Institute), Benjamin Liang(The University of Queensland), Yorka Cheuquemilla(Austral University of Chile), Ronan MacLoughlin(Kaplan Medical Center), Devina Paramitha(The University of Queensland), David Schwefel(Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), Jörg Bürger(Berlin Institute of Health at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin), Yu Shang Low(The University of Queensland), Ronald Jara(Austral University of Chile), Paul R. Young(Kent State University), Sara Lopes van den Broek(University of Copenhagen), David Song(University of Pennsylvania), C.M.T. Spahn(Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), Ariel Isaacs(The University of Queensland), Julian Sng(The University of Queensland), Vasko Kramer
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
December 27, 2022
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