… In addition to the traditional antibody Fc-effector functions (ie, … Thus, the Fc-mediated effector
functions of neutralizing … , effector function, and antibody combinations on protection from …

… effector functions contribute to the balance between microbial clearance and pathology and
discuss tractable lessons that may guide rational vaccine and therapeutic … confer protection, …

… protection of neutralizing human monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) in SARS-CoV-2-infected
animals. Whereas Fc effector functions … required for optimal protection as therapy. When given …

… Immunization of the mother can be used to protect the offspring against infectious disease,
as … This procedure has been applied in the clinic to protect new-born infants (especially pre-…

… effector functions in disease control and protection in viral, bacterial and parasitic infectious
diseases. We review Fc effector function … these functions as part of a robust vaccine strategy. …

… effector functions underlie efficacy of many therapeutic antibodies. Left to right: antibodies are
ordered by protection in … activity and low levels of effector functions are less protective than …

… relevance of non-neutralizing antibody effector functions in protection against COVID-19, …
-dependent effector functions was essential for the efficacy of monoclonal antibody therapy in …

… mice was in B cell development, these results imply that B cell effector function, presumably
… and produced no functional antibody quired for protection against rotavirus reinfection. If pro…

… These data suggest that Fc-mediated effector functions are key to the protection conferred
by these non-neutralizing mAbs. Moreover, recent data argue that the Fc-domain can augment …

… after therapy, protection by Tc2 and Tc1 effector cells were dependent in part on effector cell-…
All mice initially receiving effector cell therapy exhibited protection and long-term survival for …