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Molecular Mimicry Unveiled: How Somatic Hypermutation and Adenoviral Protein pVII Drive VITT
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Molecular Mimicry Unveiled: How Somatic Hypermutation and Adenoviral Protein pVII Drive VITT

Posted by By MedXY 02/22/2026
Researchers have identified that a specific somatic hypermutation (K31E) in the IGLV3-21*02/03 allele triggers VITT by causing antibodies intended for adenoviral protein pVII to cross-react with Platelet Factor 4 (PF4), explaining the pathogenesis of this rare thrombotic condition.
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