Medical Xpress·4 min read·hard
Mutations let JC polyomavirus evade antibodies, offering clues for vaccines and treatments
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Corrie Pikul
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Researchers have identified how the JC polyomavirus mutates to evade human antibodies, a discovery that could lead to new vaccines and treatments for associated brain diseases. The study, published in PNAS, represents a decade of international collaboration.
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Understanding viral evasion mechanisms is essential for developing effective medical interventions for immunocompromised patients.
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