In vivo identification of an HLA ‐ G complex as ubiquitinated protein circulating in exosomes

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The nonclassical human leukocyte antigen-G (HLA-G) is a tolerogenic molecule that can be released to the circulation by expressing cells. This molecule can form dimers but some other complexed HLA-G forms have been proposed to be present in vivo. Here, we further characterized these other complexed HLA-G forms in vivo. Ascitic and pleural exudates from patients were selected based on positivity for HLA-G by...

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