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How specific is too specific? B‐cell responses to viral infections reveal the importance of breadth over depth
Influenza virus infection induces robust and highly protective B-cell responses. Knowledge gained from the analysis of such protective humoral responses can provide important clues for the design of successful vaccines and vaccination approaches and also provides a window into the regulation of fund
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