Viral delivery of an epitope from Haemophilus influenzae induces central nervous system autoimmune disease by molecular mimicry

Keyphrases

• Central Nervous System 100%
• Multiple Sclerosis 100%
• Autoimmune Disease 100%
• Virus 100%
• Epitope 100%
• Viral Delivery 100%
• Molecular Mimicry 100%
• Haemophilus Influenzae 100%
• Mimic Peptide 100%
• Theiler's murine Encephalomyelitis Virus 66%
• Self-reactivity 66%
• Th1 Response 33%
• Disease-associated 33%
• Late-onset 33%
• Severe Disease 33%
• CD4+ 33%
• Innate Immune Response 33%
• Autoimmune 33%
• Specific T Cells 33%
• Autoimmune T Cells 33%
• T-cell Mediated 33%
• Rapid Onset 33%
• SJL Mice 33%
• Non-progressive 33%
• Neurotropic 33%
• Demyelinating Diseases 33%
• Non-pathogenic 33%
• Organ-specific 33%
• PLP1 33%
• CNS Demyelinating Disease 33%
• Protein Epitopes 33%
• Post-infection 33%
• Virus Variants 33%
• Cross-activation 33%
• T-cell-mediated Autoimmunity 33%
• Reactive Response 33%
• Paralytic Disease 33%
• Virus-induced Autoimmunity 33%
• CD4+ Th1 Cells 33%
• Protease IV 33%
• Peptide Immunization 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Autoimmune Disease 100%
• Central Nervous System 100%
• Multiple Sclerosis 100%
• Epitope 100%
• Haemophilus influenzae 100%
• T Cell 100%
• Molecular Mimicry 100%
• Autoimmunity 66%
• Infectious Agent 66%
• CD4 66%
• Theiler's Murine Encephalomyelitis Virus 66%
• Clinically Isolated Syndrome 66%
• Immunity 33%
• Swiss James Lambert Mouse 33%
• Th1 Cell 33%
• Wild Type 33%