COVID-19 vaccination atlas: an integrative systems vaccinology approach
Prates-Syed, W. A.; Fonseca, D. L. M.; Zaki Pour, S.; Filgueiras, I. S.; Schimke, L. F.; Lira, A. A.; de Oliveira, N. C.; Silva, J. D. Q.; Carvalho, E.; Chaves, L. C. S.; Wunderlich, G.; Duraes-Carvalho, R.; Camara, N. O. S.; Dias, H. D.; Ochs, H. D.; Sabino, E. C.; Krieger, J. E.; Nakaya, H. I.; Cabral-Marques, O.; Cabral-Miranda, G.
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The COVID-19 vaccinations have played a significant role in controlling the pandemic. To elucidate their impact on the immune system, a COVID-19 vaccination atlas was developed through an integrative systems vaccinology approach. The atlas includes both healthy individuals and those infected with or without prior vaccination, and covers the administration of five vaccines in different regimens: Covilo(R), Zifivax(R), Vaxzebria(R) or Covishield(R), Spikevax(R), and Comirnaty(R). Critical markers were identified to discriminate the different types of vaccines and infection, in which infection was associated with GATA3, ZNF3, KMT2A, ASXL1, SP100, and GZMM, and vaccine types were marked by ITGAM, ACTG1, LGALS3, and STAT5B. Additionally, the immunological signatures of heterologous vaccination and infection were described, and it was also shown how a full vaccination regimen markedly limited the shift of immune responses during natural infection, thereby constraining disease progression. Finally, the common transcripts shared across COVID-19 vaccines and vaccines against other pathogens were described.
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