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A naturally hypersensitive porcine model may help understand the mechanism of COVID-19 mRNA vaccine-induced rare (pseudo) allergic reactions: complement …

Dézsi et al., 2022

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Dézsi L
Mészáros T
Kozma G
H-Velkei M
Oláh C
Szabó M
Patkó Z
Fülöp T
Hennies M
Szebeni M
Barta B
Merkely B
Radovits T
Szebeni J
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Geroscience

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A tiny fraction of people immunized with lipid nanoparticle (LNP)-enclosed mRNA (LNP- mRNA) vaccines develop allergic symptoms following their first or subsequent vaccinations, including anaphylaxis. These reactions resemble complement (C) activation-related …
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