Booster vaccination improves the durability of antibody-secreting plasma cells
Booster vaccination, by recruiting memory B cells, shifts plasma cell longevity programs toward intrinsically longer-lived states, enhancing durability compared to primary responses.
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The study investigated whether booster vaccination improves the long-term durability of antibody responses by expanding plasma cell numbers and/or by shifting plasma cells toward intrinsically longer-lived fate states. Using longitudinal in vivo plasma-cell genetic timestamping, clonal tracking, and multi-timepoint single-cell profiling across spleen and bone marrow, the authors modeled plasma cell longevity as a layered, non-binary set of short-, intermediate-, and long-lived programs, with program identity specified early and largely maintained after bone-marrow niche occupation. They found that primary vaccination from naïve B cells produced a prominent intermediate-lived plasma cell wave, while boosting via memory B-cell recall redistributed output toward long-lived programs rather than restoring the intermediate-lived compartment seen during priming. A key limitation acknowledged is that longevity programs were inferred from program identity and signatures across models/timepoints rather than measured as direct “ground truth” for every possible regimen and context. This paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.
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