IgG2 Galactosylation is related to higher antibody dependent enhancement for dengue in cross-reactive antibodies from Sars-CoV-2

Publication date: Jun 23, 2026

Cross-reactive antibodies against dengue virus are known to cause antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE) of infection or disease severity under specific conditions. In our previous study, we showed that primary immunization with the COVID-19 vaccine induces induces cross-reactive IgG causing ADE against dengue. In the present study, we investigated the influence of IgG Fc-glycosylation (analyzed by LC-MS/MS) on ADE mediated by cross-reactive IgG against dengue from IgG against SARS-CoV-2. We found a clear correlation between anti-DENV2 E IgG2 galactosylation and the ADE capacity of cross-reactive IgG against dengue in individuals vaccinated against COVID-19. IgG2 sialylation increased over time; however, it was not correlated with ADE capacity. This phenomenon was restricted to IgG2, whereas anti-DENV2 E IgG1 Fc-glycosylation remained stable after COVID-19 vaccination.

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Concepts Keywords
Annually Ade
Flaviviruses Anti
Germany Antibodies
Violin Antibody
Copyright
Cross
Dengue
Denv2
Doi
Galactosylation
Glycosylation
Igg
Igg2
Preprint
Reactive

Semantics

Type Source Name
disease MESH dengue
disease MESH infection
disease MESH COVID-19
pathway REACTOME Translation
disease MESH viral infections
disease MESH severe dengue
pathway KEGG Viral replication
disease MESH PBS
drug DRUGBANK Human Serum Albumin
drug DRUGBANK Esomeprazole
disease MESH infectious diseases
pathway REACTOME Complement cascade
disease MESH Dis
disease MESH Aids

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