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This chart shows our estimation of what antibody concentrations look like after infection has occurred over a 90 day period. This starts just before contraction.

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The research will pull participants from Oregon hospitals because the lab will be located at OSU. The participants will be people who have gotten a positive COVID-19 diagnosis except for the trial we will run on people who tested negative.

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This impacts everyone who has been exposed to COIVD-19.

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This impacts everyone who has been exposed to COIVD-19.

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You can contract SARS-COV-2 multiple times. However, there is a period of time where your immune system has a better chance of fighting the virus off. We believe that this period occurs for about 90 days after infection based on other research.

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Everyone is very worried about quarantining and contracting this deadly virus. A body's ability to produce antibodies is what lets up fight diseases and viruses. This study would help people understand how their immune systems respond to SARS-COV-2 and the importance of staying quarantined after a positive test beyond the isolation period.

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How does the concentration of SARS-COV-2 antibodies affect how many times a person can contract the virus?

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How does the concentration of SARS-COV-2 antibodies affect how many times a person can contract the virus?

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This experiment uses COVID-19 antibody tests to help determine how susceptible someone is to getting SARS-COV-2 multiple times.  A small group of scientists, including myself, will perform the analysis of tests. These tests will indicate the presence of antibodies.

Pictured below are the expected results for our experiment looking at the difference in infection rate between people who have never tested positive for COVID-19 and those who have.