Scientific results from researchers at an American university involving 87 injured people
While it is at least simple compensation for those who contracted the coronavirus, scientists have found that what they said is the strongest evidence to date confirming that people who recover from the virus have a quick one and develop more effective defenses if they encounter it again.
Researchers at Rockefeller University in New York City said that the immune system not only remembers the virus, but also develops the quality of antibodies after recovery, as the British newspaper “The Guardian” reports.
The immune system prepares the body to launch a quick and powerful attack in response to each new virus attack.
The head of the University of Molecular Immunology and chief researcher of the study, Michael Nussenwig, said according to Sky News Arabia: “It is very good news.”
Nussnswig added; Expectations show that in a wide variety of cases, humans will be able to quickly produce antibodies and fight infection.
It’s not clear how long the immune system’s memory, which maintains the shape of the coronavirus, lasts, but Nussensweig: Appreciate the immune system’s protection for years.
This explains that the number of people infected with the virus more than once is low.
When a person becomes infected with the coronavirus, the human immune system starts a multiple attack on the virus.
The “T” cells are one of the forms of protection as they search for infected cells and destroy them in order to contain the spread of the virus. The “B” cells release the antibodies in the blood.
As soon as the infection ends in the body, the immune system stops fighting, but remembers the infection by storing information about it in cells “T” and “B”.
The study included 87 people infected with coronavirus, and the researchers said the antibodies fell, going back more than a fifth from their peak in 6 months.
When examining the subjects’ immune system, the researchers found that six months after the infection, the antibodies produced by the “B” cells had developed more strongly than before.
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2020-11-07
Researchers at Rockefeller University in New York City said that the immune system not only remembers the virus, but also develops the quality of antibodies after recovery, as the British newspaper “The Guardian” reports.
The immune system prepares the body to launch a quick and powerful attack in response to each new virus attack.
The head of the University of Molecular Immunology and chief researcher of the study, Michael Nussenwig, said; According to Sky News Arabia: “It’s very good news.”
Nussnswig added; Expectations show that in a wide variety of cases, humans will be able to quickly produce antibodies and fight infection.
It’s not clear how long the immune system’s memory, which maintains the shape of the coronavirus, lasts, but Nussensweig: Appreciate the immune system’s protection for years.
This explains that the number of people infected with the virus more than once is low.
When a person becomes infected with the coronavirus, the human immune system starts a multiple attack on the virus.
The “T” cells are one of the forms of protection as they search for infected cells and destroy them in order to contain the spread of the virus. The “B” cells release the antibodies in the blood.
As soon as the infection ends in the body, the immune system stops fighting, but remembers the infection by storing information about it in cells “T” and “B”.
The study included 87 people infected with coronavirus, and the researchers said the antibodies decreased, going back more than a fifth from their peak in 6 months.
When examining the subjects’ immune system, the researchers found that six months after the infection, the antibodies produced by the “B” cells had developed more strongly than before.
07. November 2020 – 21 Rabi Al-Awal 1442
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Scientific results from researchers at an American university involving 87 injured people
While it is at least simple compensation for those who contracted the coronavirus, scientists have found that what they said is the strongest evidence to date confirming that people who recover from the virus have a quick one and develop more effective defenses if they encounter it again.
Researchers at Rockefeller University in New York City said that the immune system not only remembers the virus, but also develops the quality of antibodies after recovery, as the British newspaper “The Guardian” reports.
The immune system prepares the body to launch a quick and powerful attack in response to each new virus attack.
The head of the University of Molecular Immunology and chief researcher of the study, Michael Nussenwig, said; According to Sky News Arabia: “It’s very good news.”
Nussnswig added; Expectations show that in a wide variety of cases, humans will be able to quickly produce antibodies and fight infection.
It’s not clear how long the immune system’s memory, which maintains the shape of the coronavirus, lasts, but Nussensweig: Appreciate the immune system’s protection for years.
This explains that the number of people infected with the virus more than once is low.
When a person becomes infected with the coronavirus, the human immune system starts a multiple attack on the virus.
The “T” cells are one of the forms of protection as they search for infected cells and destroy them in order to contain the spread of the virus. The “B” cells release the antibodies in the blood.
As soon as the infection ends in the body, the immune system stops fighting, but remembers the infection by storing information about it in cells “T” and “B”.
The study included 87 people infected with coronavirus, and the researchers said the antibodies fell, going back more than a fifth from their peak in 6 months.
When examining the subjects’ immune system, the researchers found that six months after the infection, the antibodies produced by the “B” cells had developed more strongly than before.
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