Seroconversion is a general term for the time between exposure to a virus and when antibodies show up in your blood. Antibodies are proteins that help your body fight against viruses, bacteria ...

Seroconversion is the transition from the point of viral infection to when antibodies of the virus become present in the blood. Given that many diagnostic tests use the presence of antibodies to ...

The median test interval between successive tests was nine days. They found that seroconversion, which was defined as the first day on which a serological test returned a positive result ...

Blood was collected from infants at the ages of 4 months, 8 months, 8 months 7 days, and 8 months 30 days to assess single-dose seroconversion, single-dose priming of immune responses, and two ...

Researchers have found that the rate of seroconversion to JC virus (JCV) positivity is much higher — about 10-fold higher — in patients receiving natalizumab than in the general population and ...

The incidence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection remains high among women in sub-Saharan Africa. We evaluated the safety and efficacy of extended use of a vaginal ring containing ...

Their study sample comprised 1108 participants with a known approximate date of seroconversion. The transition period from infection with HIV to the detectable presence of HIV antibodies in the blood.

The annual cure rate was 0.55% per person-year, which increased to 0.96% per person-year following HBeAg-seroconversion. Hepatitis B e-antigen seroconversion in childhood and low hepatitis B ...

Your immune system responds by producing antibodies in response to the virus. This period is known as seroconversion. Antibodies appear within one to two weeks and will continue to increase in the ...

Before seroconversion, there may not be detectable levels of HIV antibodies in a person’s blood. Before seroconversion, an HIV blood test could produce a false negative result.