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<p style="text-align:justify">A research team from Osaka Metropolitan University has examined the repertoire of antibodies produced after COVID-19 vaccination in volunteers. The antibodies produced were classified into three types, depending on which part of the viral spike protein, the vaccine antigen, targeted. Results found that the type of antibodies that primarily target the N-terminal domain (NTD) have less ability to protect against a delta variant than the type of antibodies that primarily target the receptor-binding domain (RBD). Additionally, the presence or absence of infectivity-enhancing antibodies did not affect the ability to protect against variants.</p>

Mayo yasugiOsaka city universityOsaka metropolitan universityMethod of researchOsaka prefecture universityAssociate professor mayo yasugiGraduate schoolVeterinary scienceMetropolitan universityOsaka prefecture