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Statistics re antibodies

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Frostyhighlights · 07/06/2020 16:30

I have read that some people test positive for Covid on an antigen test but then 3 weeks later an antibody test gives a negative result. I believe there is some idea that some people have a T cell lymphocyte 'response' to the virus and do not produce antibodies.

Does anyone know if there is real data available on this?? What percentage of people who have definitely had a positive test then go on to show no antibodies?

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Jrobhatch29 · 07/06/2020 16:59

www.google.com/amp/s/newscolony.com/professor-says-only-10-of-people-with-coronavirus-develop-antibodies/amp/

I read this today, dont know how accurate. Suggests only 10% of people produce antibodies

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