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HLA-driven variability in human cytomegalovirus immune recognition: Epitope predictions from a kidney transplant Cohort
Background: Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) infection causes life-threatening complications in transplant recipients. Despite a seroprevalence exceeding 90% in Peru, the influence of HLA diversity on HCMV immune recognition remains unexplored in the South American region. We aimed to characterize the H
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