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Accelerating the research response to the Bundibugyo virus emergency

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By Bronwyn Bailey, Yuna Chung, Tari Turner, David Khoury, Miles P Davenport, Mariah P. Csolle, Tsharni R. Zazryn
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In the context of a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, such as the Bundibugyo virus outbreak, the research community requires rapid access to information to guide an effective response. Evidence mapping brings together the available knowledge in a field into a single, organized resource, enabling researchers to rapidly identify priorities, gaps and opportunities for action. Immunology and microbiology research is crucial for combatting emerging infectious diseases.
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Innate immune responsiveness predicts enhanced cellular immunity and symptomatic disease after controlled human influenza infection

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By Loukas Papargyris, Jiayun Xu, Claire Broderick, Ao Huang, Arnold Reynaldi, Pete Dayananda, Ashley Collins, Stephanie Ascough, Nathan Wong, Jon Guy Verified, Jihye Song, Emma Kadri Bergström, Lydia Slater Verified, Zoe Gardener, Suzanna Paterson, Moradi Marjaneh, Samuel Nichols, Victoria Wright, Min Kyu Park, Richard T. McKendry, Brad Nicholson, Micah McClain, Thomas Burke, Helen R. Wagstaffe, Jelle Klein, Michael Levin, Alba Grifoni, Christopher Woods, Miles P Davenport, John S. Tsang, Benny Chain, Myrsini Kaforou, Christopher J Chiu, Trupti Gore, Satwik Kar
| Nature Verified
Abstract Controlled human influenza infection studies can uniquely interrogate the early immune factors associated with clinical outcome. In this study, 27 healthy volunteers with low strain-specific serum neutralizing antibody levels were challenged with influenza A/H3N2 virus. Twenty-two became infected, with 18 developing mild-to-moderate symptoms and four remaining asymptomatic.
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Atypical B cells and inflammatory profiles delineate immunity to influenza vaccination in First Nations and non-Indigenous people with chronic multimorbidity

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By Morgan Skinner, Lukasz Kedzierski, Ruth Purcell, Mark Mayo, Bianca F. Middleton, Lilith F Allen, Ruth R. Hagen, Matilda Clark, Caitlin Kent, Malet Aban, Heidi A. Peck, Hayley A. McQuilten, Arnold Reynaldi, Ashleigh Holloway, Angelica Tan, Vanessa Rigas, Miles P Davenport, Stephen J. Kent, Ian Barr, Hyon-Xhi Tan, Adam K. Wheatley, Amy Chung, Jane Nelson, Adrian Miller, Thi Nguyen, Jane Davies, Louise C. Rowntree, Katherine Kedzierska, Alexandra Hinchcliff, Erin Gargen
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Abstract Indigenous people are disproportionately impacted by influenza viruses and chronic multimorbidity. Yet, the impact of comorbidities on immunity towards influenza vaccination is unknown. We recruited Australian First Nations and non-Indigenous people vaccinated with seasonal inactivated influenza vaccines and assessed their humoral and cellular responses in the context of comorbidities at baseline and after immunisation.
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