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Influenza B virus hemagglutinin is an essential trimeric surface glycoprotein responsible for both binding host cell receptors via its globular head domain and mediating pH-dependent membrane fusion through its stem region. While structurally similar to its counterpart in Influenza A viruses, it exhibits unique features influencing species specificity and displays reduced capacity for antigenic variation due to lower mutational tolerance—factors relevant both biologically and clinically as targets for immunity-based interventions such as vaccines.
Neutralizing antibodies block receptor binding or membrane fusion
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