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Evidence of epitope spreading of Lyme autoantigen apoB-100 and identification of a novel immunogenic CD4+ T cell antigen from Borrelia burgdorferi using MHC class II immunopeptidomics analysis Journal of Proteome Research (in prep)

Date

03/29/2023

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Rebecca Danner, Michael Perekas, Joseph Rouse, Amanda Wahhab, and Robert Lochhead

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Robert Lochhead PhD Assistant Professor in the Microbiology and Immunology department at Medical College of Wisconsin

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Evidence of epitope spreading of Lyme autoantigen apoB-100 and identification of a novel immunogenic CD4+ T cell antigen from Borrelia burgdorferi using MHC class II immunopeptidomics analysis Journal of Proteome Research (in prep)

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