Evaluation of Covid-19 anti-spike IgG antibody five months after the second Covid-19 vaccination
Background: Studies in different communities have shown significant differences in IgG antibody titers in the time period after the first and second doses of the vaccines. This study aimed to serologically evaluate the IgG anti-spike antibody titer five months after injection of the second COVID-19...
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Main Authors: | Rafie, Reyhaneh Alipoor (Author), Azimi, Leila (Author), Armin, Shahnaz (Author), Aghamohammadi, Amirali (Author), Karimi, Abdollah (Author), Fallah, Fatemeh (Author), Khodaei, Hannan (Author), Mansour Ghanaie, Roxana (Author), Alebouyeh, Masoud (Author) |
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German Medical Science GMS Publishing House,
2023-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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