Early events in lupus humoral autoimmunity suggest initiation through molecular mimicry

Micah T. McClain(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), Latisha Heinlen(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), G. Dennis(Walter Reed Army Institute of Research), Jon Roebuck(Walter Reed Army Institute of Research), John B. Harley(Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation), Judith A. James(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center)
Nature Medicine
December 26, 2004
10.1038/nm1167
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