Alexander Gintsburg, director of the N.F. Gamaleya Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology, said in a conversation with TASS that vaccination against coronavirus does not lead to negative consequences in children with antibodies

“No negative consequences. It is now well known that the antibodies that are formed as a result of vaccination are much more long-lasting and highly specific than antibodies from the disease, ”the specialist said.

Earlier, Gunzburg said that the nasal vaccine, which is currently undergoing clinical trials, can replace Sputnik V, which is administered intramuscularly. Otherwise, the drugs will have to be combined.

Prior to this, the head of the Center. Gamalei said that a test system for immunity after a nasal vaccine has already been developed and registered. Tes was created earlier, but was used for a different purpose, he said.

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