titer

This is a problem, out of band communication is always a second titer and always overlooked, always incomplete.

Yes, the antibody titer will be higher with vaccines no matter what, because the virus has some serious immune evasion mechanism and that the vaccine is much more immunogenic.

Even if you can achieve an initial therapeutic levels, you need to constantly boost the vaccine to maintain high antibody titer.

Your body produces antibodies which makes the blood titer close to 0.

The geometric mean titer was also significantly higher among the rural children with more than one cat, 1:152, than rural children with one or no cats, 1:63 (P =.02).

We performed targeted stereotaxic injections of a high-titer virus encoding shRNA sequences targeting either Ftl1 or luciferase control into the CA1 and dentate gyrus hippocampal regions of aged mice (Fig.

Also, it seems likely to me that the same poor air exchange that leads to high co2 causes respiratory disease to spread more rapidly, and with a higher initial viral titer.

For example, titer was one of Wordlebot's recommended guesses today which I correctly sort of assumed had something to do with titration but would probably never have guessed it.

As an aside, all of these arguments based on antibody levels/neutralizing titer are extremely reductionist, and we have plenty of clinical data now that is better and more to the point.

> (or else you still have a not exactly known but reasonably high risk of death) Survival in dogs with post-vaccine high-titer challenge is very, very high 5 years after vaccination-- >80%.

I've also seen reports that those unvaccinated who experience long-covid sometimes see reduced / cleared symptoms after subsequent vaccination.[3] We also know that antibody titer levels seem to be correlated with a reduction in infection, which is why when those begin to fall off we see more breakthrough infections.

Key economic drivers in monoclonal antibody production include fermentation titer and overall yield, as highlighted in the article "Process economics of industrial monoclonal antibody manufacture" from ScienceDirect [0].