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Bioinformatic Approach to Cross-Reactivity Between Dust Mites and Scabies Mites: Clinical and Molecular Implications

2025-04-24

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Cross-reactivity between house dust mites and scabies mites is a clinically significant but often underestimated phenomenon that can complicate both the management of respiratory allergies and the diagnosis of parasitic infections such as scabies. The antigenic properties shared between these species are supported by a bioinformatic analysis we conducted, as well as by proteomic and immunological studies reported...

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10.20944/preprints202504.2025.v1
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