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Myosin 16 mimicries may explain post- COVID-19 related neurological consequences

2023-05-19

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Autoimmune diseases arise from an immune response against self-antigens, but their pathophysiology is not fully understood. One of the proposed mechanisms is molecular mimicry, where infectious agents share similar antigens with host proteins leading to cross-reactivity. Our study aimed to investigate the presence of molecular mimicry between SARS-CoV-2 and human proteome using bioinformatics techniques. To accomp...

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10.22541/au.168450001.11449110/v1
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