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Concept Ribonucleoproteins
Academic Article Fine specificity of the autoimmune response to the Ro/SSA and La/SSB ribonucleoproteins.
Academic Article Characterization and genomic sequence of the murine 60 kD Ro gene.
Academic Article Detection of a rare oligo(A) repeat tract mutation (8As-->7As) in the sequence encoding the La/SS-B autoantigen.
Academic Article Plasmacytoid dendritic cells and type 1 interferon promote peripheral expansion of forkhead box protein 3(+) regulatory T cells specific for the ubiquitous RNA-binding nuclear antigen La/Sjögren's syndrome (SS)-B.
Academic Article Genes for murine Y1 and Y3 Ro RNAs have class 3 RNA polymerase III promoter structures and are unlinked on mouse chromosome 6.
Academic Article Autoimmunity as a result of escape from RNA surveillance.
Academic Article T cell epitopes of the La/SSB autoantigen in humanized transgenic mice expressing the HLA class II haplotype DRB1*0301/DQB1*0201.
Academic Article Defective selection of thymic regulatory T cells accompanies autoimmunity and pulmonary infiltrates in Tcra-deficient mice double transgenic for human La/Sjögren's syndrome-B and human La-specific TCR.
Academic Article The ultrastructural localization of 60-kDa Ro protein and human cytoplasmic RNAs: association with novel electron-dense bodies.
Academic Article Neo-epitopes are required for immunogenicity of the La/SS-B nuclear antigen in the context of late apoptotic cells.
Academic Article Antibody-secreting cell specificity in labial salivary glands reflects the clinical presentation and serology in patients with Sjögren's syndrome.
Academic Article Y3 is the most conserved small RNA component of Ro ribonucleoprotein complexes in vertebrate species.
Academic Article T Cell Mediated Conversion of a Non-Anti-La Reactive B Cell to an Autoreactive Anti-La B Cell by Somatic Hypermutation.
Academic Article Two Be or Not Two Be: The Nuclear Autoantigen La/SS-B Is Able to Form Dimers and Oligomers in a Redox Dependent Manner.
Academic Article And Yet It Moves: Oxidation of the Nuclear Autoantigen La/SS-B Is the Driving Force for Nucleo-Cytoplasmic Shuttling.
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