- Search results for Antibodies
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 | Why COVID infection in your pet dogs, cats may be common than thoughtWith pets in 40/196 households (20.4 per cent) having antibodies for the virus, the study reveals that COVID-19 is highly prevalent in pets of people who have had the disease | |
 | Vax-induced antibodies may be less effective against new COVID variantsThe team used their experience measuring HIV neutralizing antibodies to create similar assays for Covid-19, comparing how well the antibodies worked against the original strain versus the new variants | |
 | US Study finds why some COVID-19 patients may not develop lasting immunityThis process, along with controlled mutations in antibody genes, allows the immune system to select for and immortalise B cells that make the best antibodies against a particular pathogen | |
 | Tensions mount in Himachal as over 600 school students test positive for COVID since reopeningIt is noteworthy that in the serosurvey conducted a few days ago, more than 61 per cent of children in the age group of 10 to 17 years were found to have antibodies against the virus | |
 | Study suggests that COVID-19 vaccines may offer long-lasting protection against virusCritical studies are underway, and evidence is mounting that immunity from the mRNA vaccines made by Pfizer and Moderna doesn't depend exclusively on antibodies that dwindle over time | |
 | Study shows antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 remain stable, even increase seven months after infectionThe results also supported the idea that pre-existing antibodies against common cold Coronaviruses could protect against COVID-19 | |
 | Study finds treatment for brain disease transmitted by tick bitesThe neutralising antibodies have shown promise in preventing tick-borne encephalitis in mice | |
 | Study finds that tiny antibodies from llamas can potentially treat COVID-19The nanobodies, which bind tightly to the SARS-CoV-2 virus, neutralising it in cell culture, could provide a cheaper and easier to use alternative to human antibodies | |
 | Study finds that rogue antibodies drive severity, death in COVID-19 patientsThe rogue antibodies are known as autoantibodies, and are also present in a small proportion of healthy, uninfected individuals and their prevalence increases with age | |
 | Study finds that mild COVID-19 induces life-long antibody protectionThe researchers noted that immune cells could persist for a lifetime, churning out antibodies all the while | |
 | Study finds that immune system of recovered COVID-19 patients may evolve to fight coronavirus variantsThe research noted that antibodies are produced by immune cells that keep evolving due to continued exposure to remnants of the virus hidden in the gut tissue | |
 | Studies find having COVID-19 may protect against reinfectionThe results bode well for vaccines, which provoke the immune system to make antibodies substances that attach to a virus and help it be eliminated | |
 | Seasonal or common cold in past may give protection from COVID-19: StudyThe study showed that the COVID-19-causing virus, SARS-CoV-2, induces memory B cells, long-lived immune cells that detect pathogens, create antibodies to destroy them | |
 | Scientists identify patterns of coronavirus mutations which enables it to escape existing vaccinesThe spike protein is the part of the coronavirus which enables it to infect host cells, and is also the segment of the virus against which the body produces neutralising antibodies | |
 | Rwandan scientists conducting research on the immunity of recovered COVID-19 patientsScientists in Rwanda are carrying out research aimed at finding out whether people who recovered from the COVID-19 in the country got specific antibodies to the virus, an official said Monday |
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