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Dimitra Chatzileontiadou: Our research uncovered the first genetic link with asymptomatic COVID infection

Dr Chatzileontiadou and team of scientists made a significant discovery of a genetic basis for strong immunity against COVID-19, which could lead to improved vaccines and treatment

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Lisa Jarvis: If you never got sick from COVID, thank your genes

Lisa Jarvis: If you never got sick from COVID, thank your genes
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Did you get COVID but never feel sick? New study hints at why

(TNS) – As the coronavirus emerged, so did a mystery: Why did some who got infected never develop symptoms?

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Didn t get sick from Covid? Researchers find a genetic link in super dodgers

Researchers have discovered that people who have two copies of a particular genetic variant called HLA-B 15:01 are eight times more likely to remain asymptomatic after contracting COVID-19.

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Gene mutation could explain why some don t get sick from COVID-19: Study

A new study conducted by researchers from UC San Francisco reveals that people who contract COVID-19 but remain asymptomatic, often referred to as "super dodgers," may have a hereditary advantage. These individuals are more than twice as likely as those who develop symptoms to carry a specific gene variation that aids in eradicating the virus. Published in Nature on July 19, 2023, the study provides the first evidence that there is a genetic basis for asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection.

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