Episode 11: Mapping RSV evolution to infection and monoclonal antibody treatments

from Creating Memory: Vaccines & Immunity · host CVIMP

We talk with Dr. Cassie Simonich, Pediatric Infectious Diseases Fellow at the University of Washington, WA, who uses RSV pseudoviruses and deep mutational scanning approaches to define the evolution of the RSV fusion protein to escape natural or vaccine-induced immunity and monoclonal antibody treatments.

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