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Identification of multiple HSP60 epitopes in JIA and other autoimmune diseases: A promising avenue for antigen-specific immunotherapy
DOI 10.1055/s-2003-45069
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Autor:innenSSM Kamphuis, W de Jager, G Teklenburg, E Elst, G Gordon, M Massa, A Martini, GT Rijkers, NM Wulffraat, W Kuis, ABJ Prakken, S Albani
ZeitschriftAktuelle Rheumatologie
Ausgabe11/2003
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Aim of study: Immune recognition of Heat Shock Protein 60 (HSP60) plays a role in the regulation of experimental animal models, and in human Autoimmune Diseases (AID). To determine targets for antigen-specific immunotherapy in JIA, we needed to identify HSP60 epitopes recognised by a majority of patients. Methods: With the use of a matrix-based computer algorithm predicting potential pan-DR binding sites on a given…
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SSM Kamphuis, W de Jager, G Teklenburg, E Elst, G Gordon, M Massa, A Martini, GT Rijkers, NM Wulffraat, W Kuis, ABJ Prakken, S Albani (2003) Identification of multiple HSP60 epitopes in JIA and other autoimmune diseases: A promising avenue for antigen-specific immunotherapy. Aktuelle Rheumatologie (11). https://doi.org/10.1055/s-2003-45069
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