Lack of molecular mimicry between HPV vaccine L1 antigen and human proteins by a computational analysis

Our current in silico analysis provided no evidence that HPV vaccinations could induce cross-reactive autoantibodies. The flawed molecular mimicry data should not be used as a scientific basis for alleged HPV vaccine-induced adverse events.

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International Journal of Clinical Oncology
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2026-01-08
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10147-026-02961-z
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vaccines and immunoinformatics approaches
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Lack of molecular mimicry between HPV vaccine L1 antigen and human proteins by a computational analysis

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Lack of molecular mimicry between HPV vaccine L1 antigen and human proteins by a computational analysis

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Abstract

Our current in silico analysis provided no evidence that HPV vaccinations could induce cross-reactive autoantibodies. The flawed molecular mimicry data should not be used as a scientific basis for alleged HPV vaccine-induced adverse events.

International Journal of Clinical OncologyVol. 31(3)
Kindai University (JP)
Kindai University, Kanazawa University
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