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T cells induced by Covid-19 infection may protect against new variants: Study

CHICAGO • A critical component of the immune system known as T cells, that respond to fight infection from the original version of the coronavirus, appears to also protect against three of the most concerning new virus variants, according to a United States laboratory study released on Tuesday.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

T cells respond to new virus variants

A critical component of the immune system known as T cells that respond to fight infection from the original version of the novel coronavirus appear to also protect against three of the most concerning new virus variants, according to a US laboratory study released on Tuesday. Several recent studies have shown that certain variants of the novel coronavirus can undermine immune protection from antibodies and vaccines.

T cells induced by COVID-19 infection respond to new virus variants - U.S. study

(Corrects last paragraph to show the paper has been peer reviewed)

Immune system's T cells can recognise coronavirus variants: Study

The immune system's T cells in those who had recovered from COVID-19 before the emergence of mutant forms of the novel coronavirus can still recognise virus versions from the UK, South Africa, and Brazil, according to a new study.

T cells induced by COVID-19 infection respond to new virus variants -U.S. study

(This March 30 story corrects last paragraph to show the paper has been peer reviewed)