210.5: Differential Immunogenicity of mRNA-1273 Versus BNT162b2 as a Third Vaccine Dose for Solid Organ Transplant Recipients Seronegative After Two BNT162b2 Doses.
Amy Chang(Johns Hopkins University), William A. Werbel(Johns Hopkins University), Aura T. Abedon(Johns Hopkins University), Teresa Po‐Yu Chiang(Johns Hopkins University), Allan B. Massie(Johns Hopkins University), Dorry L. Segev(New York University), Daniel Warren(Johns Hopkins University), Jacqueline Garonzik‐Wang(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Aaron A.R. Tobian(Johns Hopkins University), Macey L. Levan(New York University), Jennifer L. Alejo(Johns Hopkins University), Robin K. Avery(Johns Hopkins University), Jonathan Mitchell(AstraZeneca (Australia)), Jake D. Kim(Johns Hopkins University)
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