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Table 2 IgG antibody titres against SARS-CoV-2 in responders after infection and vaccination

From: Humoral immunity to SARS-CoV-2 in kidney transplant recipients and dialysis patients: IgA and IgG patterns unraveled after SARS-CoV-2 infection and vaccination

 

Infected

Vaccinated

 

N

Median [IQR]

n

Median [IQR]

p-value

IgG antibodies against RBD

 Overall

65

18.23 [9.38; 20.05]

260

19.33 [16.05; 20.90]

0.02

 KTR

19

18.28 [12.97; 20.13]

72

10.85 [3.07; 18.72]

0.02

 HD

23

16.82 [8.14; 20.46]

76

17.07 [15.68; 19.23]

0.77

 Control

23

16.29 [9.30; 19.62]

115

19.93 [19.54; 22.44]

< 0.001

IgG antibodies against S1S2

 Overall

65

16.96 [10.32; 22.29]

248

16.64 [8.40; 21.34]

0.27

 KTR

19

15.49 [9.33; 21.92]

60

5.85 [1.89; 12.27]

< 0.001

 HD

23

19.01 [12.97; 23.35]

76

14.97 [6.75; 19.88]

0.009

 Control

23

15.13 [7.11; 20.50]

112

20.57 [16.07; 22.16]

0.004

IgG antibodies against NP

 Overall

66

35.10 [12.97; 38.27]

 

NA

 

 KTR

20

20.70 [8.30; 36.78]

 

NA

 

 HD

23

35.81 [33.15; 39.11]

 

NA

 

 Control

23

34.51 [15.10; 37.87]

 

NA

 
  1. Table showing the titres (median values, signal/noise ratio) of IgG antibodies directed to RBD, S1S2 and NP of SARS-CoV-2 in responders. Time from PCR or first vaccine to blood sample was not correlated with the IgG RBD titres (n = 248, rs = 0.04, p = 0.50) while it was weakly correlated with the IgG S1S2 titres (n = 236, rs = 0.17, p = 0.01). KTR Kidney transplant recipients, HD hemodialysis