TIRC7 and HLA-DR axis contributes to inflammation in multiple sclerosis.

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TIRC7 and HLA-DR axis contributes to inflammation in multiple sclerosis.

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TIRC7 and HLA-DR axis contributes to inflammation in multiple sclerosis

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B Künz

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E Knosp

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E L Milford

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S Schmidt

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T Berger

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HLA-DR alpha 2 mediates negative signalling via binding to Tirc7 leading to anti-inflammatory and apoptotic effects in lymphocytes in vitro and in vivo

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Antibody targeting of TIRC7 results in significant therapeutic effects on collagen-induced arthritis in mice

Cytokine and TIRC7 mRNA expression during acute rejection in cardiac allograft recipients

Monitoring of intragraft and peripheral blood TIRC7 expression as a diagnostic tool for acute cardiac rejection in humans

Monoclonal antibody specific for TIRC7 induces donor-specific anergy and prevents rejection of cardiac allografts in mice

TIRC7 inhibits T cell proliferation by modulation of CTLA-4 expression

Gene expression analysis of interferon-beta treatment in multiple sclerosis

TIRC7 is induced in rejected human kidneys and anti-TIRC7 mAb with FK506 prolongs survival of kidney allografts in rats

Expression of major histocompatibility complex class I molecules on the different cell types in multiple sclerosis lesions.

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10.1177/1352458514521516

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Josa M Frischer

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