Adults in Ghana generate higher and more durable neutralising antibody titres following primary course COVID-19 vaccination than matched UK adults: The HERITAGE Study.

Kwesi-Maliepaard EM, Alhassan Y, Quaye EK, Kotey VM, Mohammed AM, Agyemang S, Sromani AK, Darko S, Buadii E, Tackie R, Akligoh H, Ibrahim B, Hutchful D, Paemka L, Amoako E, Ngoi JM, Manu A, HERITAGE study team, Greenwood D, Carr EJ, Wu MY, Bauer DLV, Wall EC, Crick Legacy Consortium, Dey D, Quao AR, Ayisi A, Amponsa-Achiano K, Bekoe FA, Awandare G, Quashie PK, Bediako Y

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DOI: 10.1186/s12916-025-04157-0
Published: 2025 May 28
Container: BMC medicine
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@article{allodium:10.1186/s12916-025-04157-0,
  title = {Adults in Ghana generate higher and more durable neutralising antibody titres following primary course COVID-19 vaccination than matched UK adults: The HERITAGE Study.},
  author = {Kwesi-Maliepaard EM and Alhassan Y and Quaye EK and Kotey VM and Mohammed AM and Agyemang S and Sromani AK and Darko S and Buadii E and Tackie R and Akligoh H and Ibrahim B and Hutchful D and Paemka L and Amoako E and Ngoi JM and Manu A and HERITAGE study team and Greenwood D and Carr EJ and Wu MY and Bauer DLV and Wall EC and Crick Legacy Consortium and Dey D and Quao AR and Ayisi A and Amponsa-Achiano K and Bekoe FA and Awandare G and Quashie PK and Bediako Y},
  year = {2025},
  journal = {BMC medicine},
  doi = {10.1186/s12916-025-04157-0},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.1186/s12916-025-04157-0}
}

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TY  - JOUR
TI  - Adults in Ghana generate higher and more durable neutralising antibody titres following primary course COVID-19 vaccination than matched UK adults: The HERITAGE Study.
AU  - Kwesi-Maliepaard EM
AU  - Alhassan Y
AU  - Quaye EK
AU  - Kotey VM
AU  - Mohammed AM
AU  - Agyemang S
AU  - Sromani AK
AU  - Darko S
AU  - Buadii E
AU  - Tackie R
AU  - Akligoh H
AU  - Ibrahim B
AU  - Hutchful D
AU  - Paemka L
AU  - Amoako E
AU  - Ngoi JM
AU  - Manu A
AU  - HERITAGE study team
AU  - Greenwood D
AU  - Carr EJ
AU  - Wu MY
AU  - Bauer DLV
AU  - Wall EC
AU  - Crick Legacy Consortium
AU  - Dey D
AU  - Quao AR
AU  - Ayisi A
AU  - Amponsa-Achiano K
AU  - Bekoe FA
AU  - Awandare G
AU  - Quashie PK
AU  - Bediako Y
PY  - 2025
JO  - BMC medicine
DO  - 10.1186/s12916-025-04157-0
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EM, K., Y, A., EK, Q., VM, K., AM, M., S, A., AK, S., S, D., E, B., R, T., H, A., B, I., D, H., L, P., E, A., JM, N., A, M., team, H. S., D, G., EJ, C., MY, W., DLV, B., EC, W., Consortium, C. L., D, D., AR, Q., A, A., K, A., FA, B., G, A., PK, Q., & Y, B. (2025). Adults in Ghana generate higher and more durable neutralising antibody titres following primary course COVID-19 vaccination than matched UK adults: The HERITAGE Study.. BMC medicine. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12916-025-04157-0

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