High-Throughput Neutralization and Serology Assays Reveal Correlated but Highly Variable Humoral Immune Responses in a Large Population of Individuals Infected with SARS-CoV-2 in the US between March and August 2020
Shuting Zhang(West China Hospital of Sichuan University), Deborah T. Hung(Broad Institute), Victoria M. Tran(Broad Institute), Raymond Neitupski(Broad Institute), Austin Bond(Broad Institute), Jonathan Livny(Broad Institute), James Gomez(Broad Institute), Lorrie L. He(Broad Institute), Michael G. FitzGerald(Broad Institute), Thomas A. Cleland(Broad Institute), Peijun Ma(Shanghai Mental Health Center), Kelsey Hazegh(Vitalant), Kathleen Kelly(Vitalant), Giana Frongillo(Broad Institute), Marek Orzechowski(Broad Institute), Peter Marks(Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research), Allison Lemmer(Broad Institute), Emily Gath(Broad Institute), Sulyman Barkho(Broad Institute), Ann E. Woolley(Evidence (Italy)), Josephine Bagnall(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Sharon Y. Wong(Broad Institute), Mary J. Homer(Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority), Aaron Golas(Broad Institute), Larry J. Dumont(Dartmouth College), Corey M. Hoffman(Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority), Ross Ackerman(Broad Institute), Kara M. Rzasa(Broad Institute), Michael Chen(Broad Institute), Anthony O. Gaca(Broad Institute)
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