Correlation between post-vaccination titres of anti-Spike antibodies and protection against breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 infection in 7530 UK adults

G. Vivaldi (London, United Kingdom), D. Jolliffe (London, United Kingdom), S. Faustini (Birmingham, United Kingdom), H. Holt (London, United Kingdom), M. Talaei (London, United Kingdom), F. Tydeman (London, United Kingdom), A. Richter (Birmingham, United Kingdom), S. Shaheen (London, United Kingdom), A. Martineau (London, United Kingdom)

Source: International Congress 2022 – Diagnosis, prevention and management of infectious respiratory diseases
Session: Diagnosis, prevention and management of infectious respiratory diseases
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 2455

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G. Vivaldi (London, United Kingdom), D. Jolliffe (London, United Kingdom), S. Faustini (Birmingham, United Kingdom), H. Holt (London, United Kingdom), M. Talaei (London, United Kingdom), F. Tydeman (London, United Kingdom), A. Richter (Birmingham, United Kingdom), S. Shaheen (London, United Kingdom), A. Martineau (London, United Kingdom). Correlation between post-vaccination titres of anti-Spike antibodies and protection against breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 infection in 7530 UK adults. 2455

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