April 1, 2001The FASEB Journal

Presence of B7–2 (CD86) and lack of B7–1 (CD(80) on myelin phagocytosing MHC-II-positive rat microglia is associated with nondestructive immunity in vivo

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SPECIFIC AIMSMyelin-specific autoimmune T cells can induce both destructive and neuroprotective autoimmunity and it is likely that differences in peripheral T cell stimulation account for the induc...

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Bechmann et al. (2001) studied this question.

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Presence of B7–2 (CD86) and lack of B7–1 (CD(80) on myelin phagocytosing MHC-II-positive rat microglia is associated with nondestructive immunity in vivo

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Presence of B7–2 (CD86) and lack of B7–1 (CD(80) on myelin phagocytosing MHC-II-positive rat microglia is associated with nondestructive immunity in vivo

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