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. 2021 Mar 2;8:616106. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2021.616106

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Copyright © 2021 Villarreal, Rangel, Zhang, Wong, Britton, Fernandez, Pérez, Oviedo, Restrepo, Carreirra, Sambrano, Eskildsen, De La Guardia, Flores-Cuadra, Carrera, Zaldivar, Franco, López-Vergès, Zhang, Fan, Wang, Sáez-Llorens, DeAntonio, Torres-Atencio, Blanco, Subía, Mudarra, Benzadon, Valverde, López, Hurtado, Rivas, Jurado, Carvallo, Rodriguez, Perez, Morris, Luque, Cortez, Ortega-Barria, Kosagisharaf, Lleonart, Li and Goodridge.

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Schematic representation of study participants and samples distribution. A total of 810 blood samples for detection of IgM and IgG anti SARS-CoV2 antibodies were analyzed for this study. Performance tests included COVID-19 RT-PCR confirmed +/– cases (n = 53) and a pre-pandemic panel of samples (n = 55). For the field study evaluation, a total of 702 participants were enrolled and classified as follows: COVID-19 patients (n = 96), health care workers (n = 351) and healthy volunteer blood donors (n = 255).