COVID-19: Study finds neutralising antibodies to disappear rapidly
A new study on the persistence of neutralising antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 in the blood suggests that humoral immunity will drop 5 months after vaccination.
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A new study on the persistence of neutralising antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 in the blood suggests that humoral immunity will drop 5 months after vaccination.
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C4X Discovery Holdings plc has licenced its oral C4XD oral IL-17A inhibitor programme to Sanofi.
C4X Discovery Holdings plc has licenced its oral C4XD oral IL-17A inhibitor programme to Sanofi.
C4X Discovery Holdings plc has licenced its oral C4XD oral IL-17A inhibitor programme to Sanofi.
C4X Discovery Holdings plc has licenced its oral C4XD oral IL-17A inhibitor programme to Sanofi.
C4X Discovery Holdings plc has licenced its oral C4XD oral IL-17A inhibitor programme to Sanofi.
C4X Discovery Holdings plc has licenced its oral C4XD oral IL-17A inhibitor programme to Sanofi.