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Cross-reactive MHC Class I T Cell Epitopes May Dictate Heterologous Immune Responses Between Respiratory Viruses and Food Allergens

2023-03-30

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Respiratory virus infections play a major role in asthma inception, persistence, and exacerbations. There is also a close correlation between asthma and food allergy, and we hypothesize that food-allergen-induced T cell-mediated heterologous immunity likely plays a role in inducing asthma symptoms in sensitized individuals. In this study, we used two independent in silico pipelines for the identification of cross-...

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fa75b793-3799-5d71-ae00-744ee4df8456
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2660592/v1
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