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Anti-spike IgG S/Co ratio at second post-vaccination testing and COVID-19 test.

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posted on 2024-04-04, 17:22 authored by Lucy W. Mwangi, Geoffrey Omuse, Rodney Adam, George Ong’ete, Cyrus Matheka, Patrick Mugaine, Shahin Sayed, Daniel Maina

Stratified by sex (S1a) and age category (S1b) [age n = 968].

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