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The persistence of spike protein in individuals after COVID-19 infection or vaccination, with varying study results and methodological differences.
Evidence accumulated over the past two years shows that fragments or whole SARS‑CoV‑2 spike protein can persist in blood and tissues of some people after acute infection and that this persistence is p...
A set of converging hypotheses and small clinical studies propose that spike protein produced after COVID-19 mRNA or vector vaccination can, in rare cases, contribute to myocardial inflammation and th...
Vaccination-induced spike protein is generally transient and is cleared by the immune system in most people within days-to-weeks, but multiple small studies and case series report detectable spike ant...