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Investigating the impact of prior COVID-19 on IgG antibody and interferon γ responses after BBIBP-CorV vaccination in a disease endemic population: A prospective observational study.

Zahra HasanKiran Iqbal MasoodShama QaiserErum KhanAreeba HussainZara GhousUnab KhanMaliha YameenImran HassanMuhammad Imran NasirMuhammad Farrukh QaziHaris Ali MemonShiza AliSadaf BalochZulfiqar A BhuttaMarc VeldhoenJ Pedro SimasSyed Faisal MahmoodKulsoom GhiasRabia Hussain
Published in: Health science reports (2023)
We found that IgG seropositivity to both Spike and RBD was affected by prior COVID-19, age and gender. Importantly, seropositive responses persisted up to 24 weeks after vaccination. Persistence of vaccine induced IgG antibodies may be linked to the high seroprevalence observed earlier in unvaccinated individuals. Increased T cell reactivity to Spike and extended genome antigens reflects cellular activation induced by BBIBP-CorV. COVID-19 vaccination may have longer lasting immune responses in populations with a higher seroprevalence. These data inform on vaccination booster policies for high-risk groups.
Keyphrases
  • coronavirus disease
  • sars cov
  • immune response
  • dendritic cells
  • public health
  • machine learning
  • inflammatory response
  • drug induced
  • endothelial cells
  • artificial intelligence
  • genetic diversity