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Vaccination Induces Stronger Spike Immunity and Better Protection Against SARS-CoV-2 Infection in COVID-19 Recovered Subjects than in Naïve Individuals

2022-01-13

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Background; As the Covid-19 pandemic remains uncontrolled despite the introduction of multiple vaccines, it is essential to identify populations with the highest risk of being infected or re-infected.<br><br>Methods: To address this question, Spike-specific humoral and cellular immunity were compared in several groups of subjects from different cohorts, 6 months post-infection or post-vaccination in naïve or previ...

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420116fc-f44c-5bb6-82fa-82af2607254e
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10.2139/ssrn.4000583
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