mRNA vaccines encoding membrane-anchored RBDs of SARS-CoV-2 mutants induce strong humoral responses and can overcome immune imprinting
Hareth Al-Wassiti(Monash University), Colin W. Pouton(Monash University), Steven Rockman(CSL (United Kingdom)), Ruby Kochappan(Monash University), Samantha L. Grimley(The University of Melbourne), Joan K. Ho(Monash University), Terry Nolan(The University of Melbourne), Paula Ellenberg(The Royal Melbourne Hospital), Damian F. J. Purcell(The University of Melbourne), Lin‐Fa Wang(Beijing Institute of Technology), Rekha Shandre Mugan(Monash University), Marc Pellegrini(The University of Melbourne), Serena L. Y. Teo(Monash University), Dale I. Godfrey(Peter Doherty Institute), James P. Cooney(The University of Melbourne), Chee Leng Lee(Monash University), Georgia Deliyannis(The University of Melbourne), Stewart A. Fabb(Monash University), Julie McAuley(The University of Melbourne), Horatio Sicilia(Monash University), Thomas J. Payne(Monash University), Kathryn C. Davidson(Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute), Chinn Yi Wong(The University of Melbourne), Richard A. Bowen(Colorado State University), Asuka Takanashi(Monash University), Chee Wah Tan(Duke-NUS Medical School)
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