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Polymorphism of Aspergillus Fumigatus Major Allergen Genes Associating with Their Isolated Sites Affects Their IgE Epitope Structures

2021-02-02

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The circumstances in which organisms live induce polymorphism in their genes, including fungal allergen genes, leading to altered structures and functions of proteins, related to their pathogenicity. Major allergen genes of Aspergillus fumigatus , Asp f 1 , Asp f 2 , and Asp f 3 , were examined in 59 strains [environment and animal/human-body origin] to determine their nucleotide sequences, and then categorized. T...

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b31eb40a-f3c9-559d-ac5f-88b416d528b9
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-155581/v1
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