Selected article for: "adaptive immunity and clinical outcome"

Author: Jianghong An; Xuejiao Liao; Tongyang Xiao; Shen Qian; Jing Yuan; Haocheng Ye; Furong Qi; Chengguang Shen; Yang Liu; Lifei Wang; Xiaoya Cheng; Na Li; Qingxian Cai; Fang Wang; Jun Chen; Yingxia Liu; Yunfang Wang; Feng Zhang; Yang Fu; Xiaohua Tan; Lei Liu; Zheng Zhang
Title: Clinical characteristics of the recovered COVID-19 patients with re-detectable positive RNA test
  • Document date: 2020_3_30
  • ID: 58sc6xgq_43
    Snippet: The present study indicated RNA negative-conversion occurred commonly 2-3 weeks since the onset of illness in moderate RP patients as compared to more than 3 weeks in moderate NRP patients. The significantly shortened RNA negative-conversion time may affect the persistence of high levels of adaptive immunity [16] . Our recent studies indicated that a higher titer of antibody in the plasma was independently associated with disease severity in pati.....
    Document: The present study indicated RNA negative-conversion occurred commonly 2-3 weeks since the onset of illness in moderate RP patients as compared to more than 3 weeks in moderate NRP patients. The significantly shortened RNA negative-conversion time may affect the persistence of high levels of adaptive immunity [16] . Our recent studies indicated that a higher titer of antibody in the plasma was independently associated with disease severity in patients with COVID-19 [17] . However, RP and NRP patients displayed similar levels of IgG and IgM in the plasma. Future study should investigate host immune responses which were usually considered to determine the clinical outcome especially in virus infection [18, 19] .

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