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  Study of antibody and T cell responses in rabbits immunized with synthetic human B cell epitope analogues of La (SSB) autoantigen (Journal article)

  Study of the B-cell epitopes of La/SSB autoantigen and their complementary epitopes in sequential sera from patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and Sjogren's syndrome (SS) (Journal article)

  The clinical relevance of antibodies to ribosomal-P common epitope in two targeted systemic lupus erythematosus populations: a large cohort of consecutive patients and patients with active central nervous system disease (Journal article)

  The position of the LysN(epsilon)H(2)-grafted antigens along the sequential oligopeptide carrier, Ac-(Aib-Lys-Aib-Gly)(n) (SOCn-II), influences the antibody recognition: Application to the Sm main autoimmune epitope (Journal article)

  T cell help is required to induce idiotypic-anti-idiotypic autoantibody network after immunization with complementary epitope 289-308aa of La/SSB autoantigen in non-autoimmune mice (Journal article)

  Unmasking the anti-La/SSB response in sera from patients with Sjogren's syndrome by specific blocking of anti-idiotypic antibodies to La/SSB antigenic determinants (Journal article)

  Zinc ion dependent B-cell epitope, associated with primary Sjogren's syndrome, resides within the putative zinc finger domain of Ro60kD autoantigen: Physical and immunologic properties (Journal article)

  B-cell epitope mapping of DNA topoisomerase I defines epitopes strongly associated with pulmonary fibrosis in systemic sclerosis (Journal article)

  Binding of zinc ions manipulates the Ro52KD binding activity and the autoepitope reactivity of the zinc finger domain of Ro60KD autoantigen (Journal article)

  B-Cell epitope mapping of DNA topoisomerase I defines epitopes strongly associated with pulmonary fibrosis in systemic sclerosis (Journal article)