Persistence of immune responses after heterologous and homologous third COVID-19 vaccine dose schedules in the UK: eight-month analyses of the COV-BOOST trial

Author:

Liu Xinxue,Munro Alasdair P S,Wright AnnieORCID,Feng Shuo,Janani Leila,Aley Parvinder K,Babbage Gavin,Baker Jonathan,Baxter David,Bawa Tanveer,Bula Marcin,Cathie Katrina,Chatterjee Krishna,Dodd Kate,Enever YvanneORCID,Fox Lauren,Qureshi Ehsaan,Goodman Anna L.,Green Christopher A,Haughney John,Hicks Alexander,Jones Christine E,Kanji Nasir,van der Klaauw Agatha A.,Libri Vincenzo,Llewelyn Martin J,Mansfield Rebecca,Maallah Mina,McGregor Alastair C,Minassian Angela M.,Moore Patrick,Mughal Mehmood,Mujadidi Yama F,Belhadef Hanane Trari,Holliday Kyra,Osanlou Orod,Osanlou Rostam,Owens Daniel R,Pacurar Mihaela,Palfreeman Adrian,Pan Daniel,Rampling Tommy,Regan Karen,Saich Stephen,Saralaya Dinesh,Sharma Sunil,Sheridan Ray,Stokes Matthew,Thomson Emma C,Todd Shirley,Twelves Chris,Read Robert C.,Charlton Sue,Hallis Bassam,Ramsay Mary,Andrews Nick,Lambe Teresa,Nguyen-Van-Tam Jonathan S,Cornelius Victoria,Snape Matthew D,Faust Saul N

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Infectious Diseases,Microbiology (medical)

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