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Nucleocapsid antibody positivity as a marker of past SARS-CoV-2 infection in population serosurveillance studies: impact of variant, vaccination, and choice of assay cut-off
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2021
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VaccinationVaccine Breakthrough InfectionsVaccine DevelopmentViral DiagnosticsVaccine TargetImmunologyNucleocapsid Antibody PositivityAssay Cut-offVirologyAlpha-variant VaccineSerologic TestingVaccine TestingPast Sars-cov-2 InfectionInfection ControlAntibody LevelsMedicineEpidemiologyCovid-19
Abstract Serological surveillance studies sometimes use presence of anti-nucleocapsid antibody as a marker of natural SARS-CoV-2 infection. We explore seroconversion rates and antibody levels following Alpha and Delta variant infections, and vaccine breakthrough infections. We find lower seroconversion rates particularly following Alpha-variant vaccine breakthrough infections. We re-evaluate assay performance with a mix of past waned infections and recent breakthrough infections, that is relevant to current serological surveillance.
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