Case Report: Preliminary Study on Expression of Oxidative Distress in Vaccinated Patients with Anti Sars Cov-2 Vaccine Bnt162b

A. Cicale, S. Prete, A. Prete
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Background: The study aims to investigate oxidative distress in patients vaccinated for Sars COV-2 by comparing them to patients infected with the virus. Case Presentation: The tests carried out on a small population of the female gender showed that the vaccine essentially does not create any oxidative distress unlike Sars COV-2 which instead generates an oxidative storm which, as per literature data, precedes the well-known cytokine storm. We assume that this is due to the different response induced by the vaccine which selectively stimulates lymphocytes without therefore stimulating the activity of macrophages which is instead activated by COVID-19. Conclusion: This study aims to be the starting point for a larger population study that correlates oxidative mechanisms with the vaccine-induced immune response.
病例报告:抗Sars Cov-2疫苗Bnt162b接种患者氧化应激表达的初步研究
背景:本研究旨在通过将接种Sars COV-2疫苗的患者与感染该病毒的患者进行比较,研究其氧化应激。病例介绍:对一小部分女性进行的测试表明,该疫苗基本上不会产生任何氧化应激,不像Sars COV-2,后者会产生氧化风暴,根据文献数据,氧化风暴在众所周知的细胞因子风暴之前发生。我们认为这是由于疫苗引起的不同反应,疫苗选择性地刺激淋巴细胞,而不会因此刺激巨噬细胞的活性,而巨噬细胞被COVID-19激活。结论:这项研究旨在成为一个更大的人群研究的起点,该研究将氧化机制与疫苗诱导的免疫反应联系起来。
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