COVID-19: An Acute Secondary Interferonophaty? The Mirror of Autoinflammatory Syndromes

F. Julian, R. Pérez-Álvarez, M. José
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Our current hypothesis is that there is differential antibody level and quality between the sexes. This is based on earlier work in schistosomiasis showing higher levels of antibodies in females. Females have also been shown to have lower malaria parasite density although the explanation for this was thought to be hormonal.
COVID-19:急性继发性干扰素综合征?自体炎症综合征的镜子
我们目前的假设是两性之间存在不同的抗体水平和质量。这是基于早期对血吸虫病的研究表明,女性体内的抗体水平较高。女性也有较低的疟疾寄生虫密度,尽管这被认为是荷尔蒙的原因。
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