Well, that's a nice surprise! What happens if you have had COVID infection before and you get a COVID vaccine?
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First evidence that an immunization can elicit high neutralizing antibodies against the SA variant (B1351). I.e., the variant is not invisible to good human antibodies.
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This work is now out in Science, with much more data. Important paper.https://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2021/03/24/science.abg9175 …
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It's also partially protective against SARS?!
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If anyone brings it back it will only infect 800 people this time instead if 8000
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This is only observed in covid19 vitctims?! Great news
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Any conclusion on CD8+ and T-cell immunity? Will there be a study on that at some point as well to measure the role it plays in an obviously multi-layered very immune response the vaccines have against SARS-COV-2?
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Can someone help explain to me why this would be? If prior infection from earlier strain does not protect adequately against B1351, and vax does not protect adequately against B1351 (as some have been positing, following yesterday's news) how does 1+1=3?
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Neither of those are true. Vax does protect against B1351. The efficacy reduction has only been in mild disease prevention, which means you get a sore throat instead of nothing. Also, there is no evidence that prior infection doesn’t protect. Again, you may get a runny nose.
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