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Autoantigens of Nervous System and Human Coronavirus Antigens: Is There a Possibility for Molecular Mimicry?

2023-07-07

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In post-COVID-19 syndrome, clinical presentation of the nerve fiber dysfunction plays an important role. The possibility of autoantigen cross-mimicry of coronavirus infection and the peripheral nervous system need to be investigated. The bioinformatic analysis was applied to search for possible common protein sequences located in the immunological epitopes. Among the autoantigens of the human nervous system, fibro...

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06756127-9a85-5ace-9576-7b0fbdbbbe32
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10.20944/preprints202307.0489.v1
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