Search for dissertations about: "b10 cell"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the words b10 cell.
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1. Dendritic cell presentation of type II collagen
Abstract : Type II collagen (CII) is the main protein component of cartilage and immune recognition of CII plays a critical role for the development of collagen induced arthritis (CIA), a widely used animal model for rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Antigen presentation is an important requirement for the immune response, the more efficient presentation of the antigen the better tolerance will be induced and thereby protect against arthritis. READ MORE
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2. Investigation of T cell driven arthritis induced by mannan in ZAP70 mutated SKG mice
Abstract : Autoimmune diseases are particularly challenging to study in human due to their complex multifactorial nature. In rheumatoid arthritis (RA), self-reactivity directed against joints leads to pain, tissue destruction and eventually invalidity if left untreated. READ MORE
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3. A Search for Neutrinos from Cosmic Point Sources using AMANDA-B10 with Emphasis on Limit Calculation Techniques
Abstract : A search for cosmic point sources of neutrinos has been performed using data taken in 1999 with the AMANDA-B10 neutrino telescope. This work describes methods for signal and background separation and the statistical analysis of the final data sample. READ MORE
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4. MHC and Transgenic Mice. A study into polymorphism and function of class I and class II molecules
Abstract : Transplantation antigens encoded in the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) bind peptides and present them to T cells. We showed that mouse T cells expressing transgenic human CD8 can recognise human MHC class I. READ MORE
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5. Identification of candidate genes involved in Mercury Toxicokinetics and Mercury Induced Autoimmunity
Abstract : BACKGROUND: Autoimmune diseases require the involvement and activation of immune cells and occur when the body builds up an immune response against its own tissues. This process takes place due to the inability to distinguish self-antigen from foreign antigen. Systemic autoimmunity represents an important cause of morbidity and mortality in humans. READ MORE