Open AccessUltrapotent antibodies against diverse and highly transmissible SARS-CoV-2 variants
Author(s) -
L. Wang,
T. Zhou,
Y. Zhang,
E.S. Yang,
C.A. Schramm,
W. Shi,
A. Pegu,
O.K. Oloniniyi,
A.R. Henry,
Samuel Annang Darko,
S.R. Narpala,
C. Hatcher,
D.R. Martinez,
Y. Tsybovsky,
E. Phung,
O.M. Abiona,
A. Antia,
E.M. Cale,
L.A. Chang,
M. Choe,
K.S. Corbett,
R.L. Davis,
A.T. DiPiazza,
I.J. Gordon,
S.H. Hait,
T. Hermanus,
P. Kgagudi,
F. Laboune,
K. Leung,
T. Liu,
R.D. Mason,
A.F. Nazzari,
L. Novik,
S. Oapos;Connell,
S. Oapos;Dell,
A.S. Olia,
S.D. Schmidt,
T. Stephens,
C.D. Stringham,
C.A. Talana,
I.-T. Teng,
D.A. Wagner,
A.T. Widge,
B. Zhang,
M. Roederer,
J.E. Ledgerwood,
T.J. Ruckwardt,
M.R. Gaudinski,
P.L. Moore,
N.A. Doria-Rose,
R.S. Baric,
B.S. Graham,
A.B. McDermott,
D.C. Douek,
P.D. Kwong,
J.R. Mascola,
N.J. Sullivan,
J. Misasi
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
carolina digital repository (university of north carolina at chapel hill)
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.17615/zb0z-w330
Subject(s) - virology , covid-19 , antibody , biology , medicine , genetics , outbreak , infectious disease (medical specialty) , disease , pathology