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Peripheral tolerance checkpoints imposed by ubiquitous antigen expression limit antigen-specific B-cell responses under strongly immunogenic conditions

2020-03-11

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A series of layered peripheral checkpoints maintain self-reactive B cells in an unresponsive state. Autoantibody production occurs when these checkpoints are breached, however, when and how this occurs is largely unknown. In particular, how self-reactive B cells are restrained during bystander inflammation in otherwise healthy individuals is poorly understood. A weakness has been the unavailability of methods capa...

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fe5f2d78-74d8-5236-acc1-d094e96b95ec
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10.1101/2020.03.10.985127
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