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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|May 24, 1994

Prevention of autoimmune lysis by T cells with specificity for a heat shock protein by antisense oligonucleotide treatmentU Steinhoff, U Zügel, A Wand-Württenberger, et al.

Immunology|February 1, 1994

Isolation and characterization of a cartilage-specific membrane antigen (CH65): comparison with cytokeratins and heat-shock proteinsH Bang, J Mollenhauer, A Schulmeister, et al.

Immunological Reviews|June 1, 1991

Heat-shock protein 60: implications for pathogenesis of and protection against bacterial infectionsS H Kaufmann, B Schoel, J D van Embden, et al.

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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|May 24, 1994

Prevention of autoimmune lysis by T cells with specificity for a heat shock protein by antisense oligonucleotide treatmentU Steinhoff, U Zügel, A Wand-Württenberger, et al.

Immunology|February 1, 1994

Isolation and characterization of a cartilage-specific membrane antigen (CH65): comparison with cytokeratins and heat-shock proteinsH Bang, J Mollenhauer, A Schulmeister, et al.

Immunological Reviews|June 1, 1991

Heat-shock protein 60: implications for pathogenesis of and protection against bacterial infectionsS H Kaufmann, B Schoel, J D van Embden, et al.

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