During the study, rastrearon investigators study the cells B that are the ones that produce the most antibodies, in addition to the types of cells that fight the infected cells.
Katherine Trujillo Useche
Agencia Latina de Noticias Medicina y Salud Pública
A study published in the journal Science analyzed COVID-19’s immunological response between months after infection and found that protective equipment is robust and mediates up to 8 months after the appearance of sinuses.
The study indicates that human memory is essential for the fight against COVID-19, and that it will be able to improve diagnostics, vaccines against viruses and evaluations regarding pandemic involvement. Geen hindernis nie, aún los expertos se preguntan si la initial infection verlei ‘n una immünadad protectora duradera.
The study conducted by the Jolla Institute for Immunology in the United States, studied the response of anticarp and immunological cells in 188 men and women recovering from COVID-19. In most of the cities, ten people live together, although 7% are hospitalized.
The results show that there is an immune response of these patients to the virus, in all the types of cell cells studied, and that there are a total of 8 months after the appearance of the symptoms.
The authors add that “the duration of treatment against a second infection by COVID-19 is a possibility in the majority of individuals”.
During the study, rastrearon investigators study the cells B that are the ones that produce the most antibodies, in addition to the types of cells that fight the infected cells. The anticoagulants include those that are in front of the protein skipe o S, will show moderate reductions in the six and eight months of the appearance of the syndromes.
The T cells, for their part, must have a slight decrease in the body. While the cells B are recognizing the characteristics of the coronavirus virus created in number in some cases, the experts clarify.
Necessity of studies on immunization
The authors advise that no direct action can be taken because of the protective mechanisms against COVID-19 that are not defined in human beings. It is considered that such immunity varies drastically from one person to another.
The specialists indicate that their needs are more studies on the subject, and explain that different interpretations can be made based on this investigation as an example: memory behaviors that can contribute significantly to immunization against COV -19 secondary, concluyeron los autores.