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  1. Lack of the MHC class II chaperone H2-O causes susceptibility to autoimmune diseases
  2. A step-by-step overview of the dynamic process of epitope selection by major histocompatibility complex class II for presentation to helper T cells
  3. Exogenous antigens bind MHC class II first, and are processed by cathepsins later
  4. MHC Class II Auto-Antigen Presentation is Unconventional
  5. Determinants of immunodominance for CD4 T cells
  6. Divergent paths for the selection of immunodominant epitopes from distinct antigenic sources
  7. HLA-DO as the Optimizer of Epitope Selection for MHC Class II Antigen Presentation
  8. Mix to Validate: A Facile, Reversible PEGylation for Fast Screening of Potential Therapeutic Proteins In Vivo
  9. Rücktitelbild: Mix to Validate: A Facile, Reversible PEGylation for Fast Screening of Potential Therapeutic Proteins In Vivo (Angew. Chem. 27/2013)
  10. Back Cover: Mix to Validate: A Facile, Reversible PEGylation for Fast Screening of Potential Therapeutic Proteins In Vivo (Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 27/2013)
  11. Mix to Validate: A Facile, Reversible PEGylation for Fast Screening of Potential Therapeutic Proteins In Vivo
  12. HLA-DO and Its Role in MHC Class II Antigen Presentation
  13. Studying MHC Class II Peptide Loading and Editing In Vitro
  14. Understanding how HLA-DO works
  15. How HLA-DM molecules work recognition of MHC II conformational heterogeneity
  16. Resolution of infection promotes a state of dormancy and long survival of CD4 memory T cells
  17. A reductionist cell-free major histocompatibility complex class II antigen processing system identifies immunodominant epitopes
  18. Conformational heterogeneity of MHC class II induced upon binding to different peptides is a key regulator in antigen presentation and epitope selection
  19. Suboptimal engagement of the T‐cell receptor by a variety of peptide–MHC ligands triggers T‐cell anergy
  20. HLA-DM mediates peptide exchange by interacting transiently and repeatedly with HLA-DR1
  21. Staphylococcal Enterotoxin A Induces Small Clusters of HLA-DR1 on B Cells
  22. Anergy in Memory CD4+ T Cells Is Induced by B Cells
  23. Short peptide sequences mimic HLA-DM functions
  24. The convergent roles of tapasin and HLA-DM in antigen presentation
  25. HLA-DM targets the hydrogen bond between the histidine at position β81 and peptide to dissociate HLA-DR–peptide complexes
  26. The Magnitude of TCR Engagement Is a Critical Predictor of T Cell Anergy or Activation
  27. Synaptic PDZ Domain-mediated Protein Interactions Are Disrupted by Inhalational Anesthetics
  28. Anergy in Peripheral Memory Cd4 + T Cells Induced by Low Avidity Engagement of T Cell Receptor
  29. Hla-Dm Recognizes the Flexible Conformation of Major Histocompatibility Complex Class II
  30. Determinants of the Peptide-induced Conformational Change in the Human Class II Major Histocompatibility Complex Protein HLA-DR1
  31. A recombinant single-chain human class II MHC molecule (HLA-DR1) as a covalently linked heterotrimer of α chain, β chain, and antigenic peptide, with immunogenicityin vitro and reduced affinity for bacterial superantigens
  32. Processing and Presentation of Endocytically Acquired Protein Antigens by MHC Class II and Class I Molecules
  33. Invariant chain made in Escherichia coli has an exposed N-terminal segment that blocks antigen binding to HLA-DR1 and a trimeric C-terminal segment that binds empty HLA-DR1.
  34. Accuracy of a Structural Homology Model for a Class II Histocompatibility Protein, HLA-DR1: Comparison to the Crystal Structure
  35. MHC class II function preserved by low-affinity peptide interactions preceding stable binding
  36. How MHC class II molecules work: peptide-dependent completion of protein folding
  37. A role for peptide in determining MHC class II structure
  38. A kinetic intermediate in the reaction of an antigenic peptide and I–Ek
  39. Immunogenic presentation of an immunoglobulin “tolerogen” requires interleukin 2
  40. The Choice of T-Cell Epitopes Utilized on a Protein Antigen Depends on Multiple Factors Distant from, as well as at the Determinant Site
  41. The Major Histocompatibility Complex and the T Cell Repertoire
  42. The Influence of the Molecular Context of T Cell Determinants and the non-MHC Genetic Context of the H-2b Genes on the Immunogenicity of Lysozyme
  43. The Molecular Context of a Determinant Influences Its Dominant Expression in a T Cell Response Hierarchy Through “Fine Processing”
  44. Selective reversal of H-2-linked genetic unresponsiveness to lysozymes: II. Alteration in the T helper/T suppressor balance, owing to gene(s) linked to Ir-2, leads to responsiveness in BALB.B
  45. Selective reversal of H-2 linked genetic unresponsiveness to lysozymes
  46. Faculty of 1000 evaluation for Whole proteomes as internal standards in quantitative proteomics.
  47. Faculty of 1000 evaluation for The Thermodynamic Mechanism of Peptide-MHC Class II Complex Formation Is a Determinant of Susceptibility to HLA-DM.