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. 2022 Dec 30;11(1):84. doi: 10.3390/vaccines11010084

Table 3.

Comparison of COVID-19 antibody response between those with or without pre-existing anti-spike antibody before vaccination in overall cohort (n = 135).

Anti-COVID Antibody COVID-19 Antibody Time of Specimen Collection (Days)
Before Second Dose at 28 Days 60 Days after Second Dose 150 Days after Second Dose 270 Days after Second Dose
Anti-Spike antibody (U/mL) Anti-spike antibody was absent before vaccination (n = 99) 40.9
(11.8–118.3)
p < 0.001 234.3
(96.3–9268)
p = 0.007 102.6
(41.4–1837)
p < 0.001 1858
(215.8–6784)
p = 0.333
Anti-spike antibody was present before vaccination (n = 36) 5929.5
(649.4–16,207.5)
3395
(800.1–8852)
1805
(201.9–4131)
2423.5
(707.1–9552)
Neutralising antibody (%) Anti-spike antibody was absent before vaccination (n = 99) 18.3
(5.9–32)
p < 0.001 36.6
(7.4–91.9)
p = 0.255 26.7
(3.6–85.5)
p = 0.155 63.4
(17.6–85.4)
p = 0.626
Anti-spike antibody was present before vaccination (n = 36) 80
(24.1–95.8)
69.9
(12.6–94.2)
62.1
(13.2–89)
53.6
(17–84.1)

Anti-spike antibody titre is expressed as U/mL and neutralising antibody is expressed in percentage. The anti-spike antibody titre value ≥ 0.80 U/mL is considered positive. The specimens with calculated neutralisation ≥ 20% are considered positive for neutralising antibody. Data are expressed as median (interquartile range).