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MB Sample ID: SA306453

Local Sample ID:	NATS-00282
Subject ID:	SU002938
Subject Type:	Human
Subject Species:	Homo sapiens
Taxonomy ID:	9606
Age Or Age Range:	35 - 69
Gender:	Male and female
Human Race:	Black, White, Other
Human Ethnicity:	Hispanic, Non-Hispanic
Human Smoking Status:	Yes or No
Human Inclusion Criteria:	positive COVID-19 diagnosis and plasma sample available

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Treatment:

Treatment ID:	TR002947
Treatment Summary:	The COVID-19 severity level was determined according to WHO guidelines (16) as 0 = ambulatory mild disease (no hospitalization), 1 = hospitalized moderate disease (hospitalized without ventilation), 2 = hospitalized severe disease (hospitalized with ventilation), or 3 = death. Further demographic, risk factor, and comorbidity covariables were defined before COVID-19 diagnosis for all patients as follows: age is the numerical patient age; race is categorical (black, other, white); ethnicity (Hispanic/non-Hispanic), sex (female/male), and smoking (yes/no) are binary; BMI is the numerical median body mass index (BMI) for each patient; and comorbidity level is a binary “mild” or “severe” factor based on a Charlson index < 5 or ≥ 5, respectively.

Treatment ID:

TR002947

Treatment Summary:

The COVID-19 severity level was determined according to WHO guidelines (16) as 0 = ambulatory mild disease (no hospitalization), 1 = hospitalized moderate disease (hospitalized without ventilation), 2 = hospitalized severe disease (hospitalized with ventilation), or 3 = death. Further demographic, risk factor, and comorbidity covariables were defined before COVID-19 diagnosis for all patients as follows: age is the numerical patient age; race is categorical (black, other, white); ethnicity (Hispanic/non-Hispanic), sex (female/male), and smoking (yes/no) are binary; BMI is the numerical median body mass index (BMI) for each patient; and comorbidity level is a binary “mild” or “severe” factor based on a Charlson index < 5 or ≥ 5, respectively.