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Tolerance versus immune response -- microRNAs as important elements in the regulation of the HLA-G gene expression.

Transplant immunology - 1 Mar 2009

Veit T D, Chies J A B

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HLA-G is a class Ib HLA which has gained much attention due to its multiple functions on the immune system. HLA-G exerts several immunomodulatory effects, being beneficially implicated in embryo implantation and fetal survival but, conversely, being potentially detrimental in tumors and viral infections. Such a two-edged sword behavior suggest that HLA-G expression is under tight regulation. However, to date,...

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PMID: 19038339
DOI: 10.1016/j.trim.2008.11.001

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