Nearly everyone who catches coronavirus develops antibodies to it, recent research suggests. Research from Chongqing Medical University in China found that 95 percent of 285 patients developed both types of the immune cells that fight the virus.
Antibody testing is being ramped up in the US and abroad to see who has already had and developed some potential protection against re-infection with coronavirus.
But many questions still remain around antibodies: whether everyone develops them, what level of antibodies is necessary to confer protection, and how long that protection lasts.
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