Virologist assessed data on the disease that gives immunity to coronavirus

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MOSCOW, Sept. 22 – RIA Novosti. The head of the department of the Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology of the N. Gamaleya Center, Professor Alexander Butenko, assessed the data that those who have had dengue fever can develop immunity to COVID-19. According to him, such a relationship is impossible, since the viruses are too different. that there are no antigenic bonds between members of these two families, which can determine cross-immunological reactions and provide protection. Butenko stressed that there is evidence to refute the presence of specific immunity. He noted that in Latin America conducted an analysis of the incidence of coronavirus infection among the population of those regions where the dengue virus is actively circulating. Earlier, the American scientist Miguel Nicolelis suggested that some immunity to COVID-19 could be developed in patients with dengue fever.Current data on the situation with COVID-19 in Russia and the world are presented on the portal stopcoronavirus.rf.

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