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Du har ännu inte förklarat vilka minnesceller du pratade om. Om du nu är så insatt i immunologi borde det väl vara en lätt sak att berätta?I wrote that I don’t believe that they are measuring cytotoxic T-cells destroying the virus alone, but are merely measuring T-cells present in serum after antibodies have waned. It is also possible that they were beaten back by IgA antibodies, and mucosal swabs should be taken to confirm this, as they are the fastest to wane in serum.
If T-cells alone have supposedly beaten back this virus, then no, by the very function of these cells, it will not stop reinfection. T-cells do not stop infection, they destroy infected cells. Antibodies stop viruses from infecting cells.
You haven’t understood me correctly because you are misunderstanding me on purpose, trying to get me to slip up. I see right through you and I imagine the rest of the forum reading this does as well. I have posited several times that I do not believe they are measuring a lack of seroconversion, but the aftermath of waning antibodies in the blood while T-cells persist. Antibodies have already been studied and reported as waning at lesser lengths of time than given between infection/testing in both studies.
Yes, vaccinations work by stimulating immunological memory cells to produce antibodies and commit them to memory.
If T-cells alone have supposedly beaten back this virus, then no, by the very function of these cells, it will not stop reinfection. T-cells do not stop infection, they destroy infected cells. Antibodies stop viruses from infecting cells.
You haven’t understood me correctly because you are misunderstanding me on purpose, trying to get me to slip up. I see right through you and I imagine the rest of the forum reading this does as well. I have posited several times that I do not believe they are measuring a lack of seroconversion, but the aftermath of waning antibodies in the blood while T-cells persist. Antibodies have already been studied and reported as waning at lesser lengths of time than given between infection/testing in both studies.
Yes, vaccinations work by stimulating immunological memory cells to produce antibodies and commit them to memory.
Dessutom begriper du inte anledningen till varför man använder boosterteknik för vaccin
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I’ve told you several times which memory cells I mean. Specific cells targeted vary by vaccine alongside delivery method, hence why I answered you in a broad stroke with immunological memory T-helper and B cells.
Booster shots provide immunity to an antigen after memory has faded below protective levels.
I don’t know how to tell you the answers to these questions in a clearer and more concise manner. If you are trolling because you are mad that I don’t hold the same opinions on a study as you, and have reservations surrounding this study that I have explained to you, please direct your anger elsewhere.
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