Table 2.
Author | Country of origin | Sample size | Median age (range) | Measured immunoglobulin | % difference of means |
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Salvagno et al. [12] | Italy | 925 |
Seropositive: ND y/o (30–56) Seronegative: ND y/o (31–57) |
Anti-S-RBD IgG |
D30 Among all participants, IgG titer is 13% higher in females vs. males Among baseline seronegative participants, IgG titer is 16% higher in females vs. males |
Pellini et al. [13] | Italy | 248 | 47 y/o (23–69) | Anti-S1/S2 IgG |
D28 IgG titer is 37% higher in females vs. males |
Jabal et al. [10] | Israel | 514 | 57 y/o (30–60+) | Anti-N IgG |
D21 IgG titer is 15% higher in females vs. males |