A. H. Idris

The paper tracks Ighg2A10 cells in germinal centers using single-cell RNA-seq and finds that plasma cells form in waning GCs through an affinity-independent process.

The paper improves an anti-malarial antibody using an in silico pipeline, resulting in a variant with higher binding affinity and better malaria protection.

This study shows that the L9 antibody's light chain is essential for binding PfCSP minor repeats and enhancing neutralization of malaria sporozoites.

This study identifies atypical B cells as a normal part of immune responses to vaccination and infection in humans, showing they are present in both malaria-exposed and healthy individuals.

The paper shows antibody feedback limits memory B cell expansion but allows diversification of vaccine-induced antibody responses by suppressing dominant epitopes while enabling subdominant ones.