Joel Finney

The paper identifies genetically restricted human antibodies that recognize a conserved β-hairpin in postfusion influenza HA and shows that specific IGHV1-2 alleles are required for their production.

The paper shows that passive antibody feedback reduces RBS-specific GC B cells and increases unspecific B cells, with no effect on primary GC response magnitude.

This study shows that a conventional H1 HA trimer vaccine elicits stem-directed antibodies in rhesus macaques that provide broad protection against H1N1 and H5N1 influenza.

This paper identifies a class of human antibodies that bind a conserved HA head-stem interface epitope, offering broad protection against influenza A serotypes in mice.

The paper develops fluorescence-barcoded cell lines expressing membrane-anchored influenza neuraminidases to study antibody responses and vaccine efficacy.