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Table 4 The participants and specimens included in this study

From: Development and multi-center clinical trials of an up-converting phosphor technology-based point-of-care (UPT-POCT) assay for rapid COVID-19 diagnosis and prediction of protective effects

Group

Aim

Participants and Specimens

Sample size for each neutralizing titer

Total samples

Positive

Negative

1

Detection limit

2

one serum sample and one neutralizing antibody from two convalescent patients, respectively;

0

2

Comparison between UPT-POCT and ELISA

39

39 samples,

from 27 patients at acute phase (7–10 days)

0

3

Definition of cutoff of UPT-POCT for detecting serum sample

210

140 samples,

from 140 COVID-19 patients at different courses

70 samples,

from 70 healthy people

4

Diagnostic performance of UPT-POCT in the hospital settings

782

387 samples, from 387 COVID-19 patients’ samples at different courses

395 samples,

from 395 healthy people

5

The relationship between RBD-specific total antibodies and neutralizing activity

812

528, from recovered or recurrent patients*

284

≥ 14

UPT-POCT for predicting the protective effects in COVID-19 patients

312

312 serum samples from 213 recovered and 99 PCR re-positive COVID-19 patients*

0

≥ 8

6

UPT-POCT for predicting the protective effects in vaccinated individuals

35

35 vaccinated individuals with NAb titers equal or higher than1:32

0

≥ 5 (except the titer 1:32)

  1. Note: * Some patients were participated in sample collection for more than one times. However, only one sample for each patient was chosen for use in further analysis of protective effect, namely the sample with the lowest NAb titer