THE 65KD HEAT-SHOCK PROTEIN - A KEY MOLECULE MEDIATING THE DEVELOPMENT OF AUTOIMMUNE ARTHRITIS

[21] Pearson C.M., Wood F.D., Mycobacteria wax D subfractions in induction of adjuvant induced arthritis, Int Arch Allergy, 35, pp. 456-462, (1963)

[22] Chang Y.-H., Pearson C.H., Abe C., Adjuvant polyarthritis IV. induction by a synthetic adjuvant: immunologic, histopathologic, and other studies, Arthritis Rheum, 23, pp. 62-71, (1980)

[23] Whitehouse M.W., Orr K.J., Beck F.W.J., Pearson C.M., Freund's adjuvants: relationship of arthritogenicity and adjuvanticity in rats to vehicle composition, Immunology, 27, pp. 311-330, (1974)

[24] Barnes P.F., Mehra V., Hirschfield G.R., Fong S.-J., Abou-Zeid C., Rook G.A.W., Hunter S.W., Brennan P.J., Modlin R.L., Characterization of T cell antigens associated with the cell wall protein-peptidoglycan complex of Mycobacterium ruberculosis, J Immunol, 143, pp. 2656-2662, (1989)

[25] Berry H., Willoughby D.A., Giroud J.P., Evidence of an endogenous antigen in the adjuvant arthritic rats, J Path, 111, pp. 229-238, (1973)

[26] Koga T., Wand-Wuerttenberger A., De Bruyn J., Munk M.E., Schoel B., Kaufmann S.H.E., T cells against a bacterial heat shock protein recognize stressed macrophages, Science, 245, pp. 1112-1115, (1989)

[27] Karlsson-Parra A., Soderstrom K., Ivanyi F.J., Kiessling R., Klareskog L., Presence of Human 65 kD Heat Sock Protein in Inflamed Joints and Subcutaneous Nodules of RA Patients, Scand J Immunol, 31, pp. 283-288, (1990)

[28] Klareskog L., What can we learn about rheumatoid arthritis from animal models, Spring Sem Immunopathol, 11, pp. 315-333, (1989)

[29] Munk M.E., Schoel B., Modrow S., Karr R.W., Young R.A., Kaufmann S.H.E., T lymphocytes from healthy individuals with specificity to self-epitopes shared by the mycobacterial and human 65-kilodalton heat shock protein, J Immunol, 143, pp. 2844-2849, (1989)

[30] Young D.B., Ivanyi J., Cox J.H., Lamb J.R., The 65kDa antigen of mycobacteria- a common bacterial protein, Immunol Today, 8, pp. 215-219, (1987)

[21] Pearson C.M., Wood F.D., Mycobacteria wax D subfractions in induction of adjuvant induced arthritis, Int Arch Allergy, 35, pp. 456-462, (1963)

[22] Chang Y.-H., Pearson C.H., Abe C., Adjuvant polyarthritis IV. induction by a synthetic adjuvant: immunologic, histopathologic, and other studies, Arthritis Rheum, 23, pp. 62-71, (1980)

[23] Whitehouse M.W., Orr K.J., Beck F.W.J., Pearson C.M., Freund's adjuvants: relationship of arthritogenicity and adjuvanticity in rats to vehicle composition, Immunology, 27, pp. 311-330, (1974)

[24] Barnes P.F., Mehra V., Hirschfield G.R., Fong S.-J., Abou-Zeid C., Rook G.A.W., Hunter S.W., Brennan P.J., Modlin R.L., Characterization of T cell antigens associated with the cell wall protein-peptidoglycan complex of Mycobacterium ruberculosis, J Immunol, 143, pp. 2656-2662, (1989)

[25] Berry H., Willoughby D.A., Giroud J.P., Evidence of an endogenous antigen in the adjuvant arthritic rats, J Path, 111, pp. 229-238, (1973)

[26] Koga T., Wand-Wuerttenberger A., De Bruyn J., Munk M.E., Schoel B., Kaufmann S.H.E., T cells against a bacterial heat shock protein recognize stressed macrophages, Science, 245, pp. 1112-1115, (1989)

[27] Karlsson-Parra A., Soderstrom K., Ivanyi F.J., Kiessling R., Klareskog L., Presence of Human 65 kD Heat Sock Protein in Inflamed Joints and Subcutaneous Nodules of RA Patients, Scand J Immunol, 31, pp. 283-288, (1990)

[28] Klareskog L., What can we learn about rheumatoid arthritis from animal models, Spring Sem Immunopathol, 11, pp. 315-333, (1989)

[29] Munk M.E., Schoel B., Modrow S., Karr R.W., Young R.A., Kaufmann S.H.E., T lymphocytes from healthy individuals with specificity to self-epitopes shared by the mycobacterial and human 65-kilodalton heat shock protein, J Immunol, 143, pp. 2844-2849, (1989)

[30] Young D.B., Ivanyi J., Cox J.H., Lamb J.R., The 65kDa antigen of mycobacteria- a common bacterial protein, Immunol Today, 8, pp. 215-219, (1987)