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The anti-beta2-glycoprotein I activity in human anti-phospholipid syndrome sera is due to monoreactive low-affinity autoantibodies directed to epitopes located on native beta2-glycoprotein I and preserved during species' evolution

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The anti-beta2-glycoprotein I activity in human anti-phospholipid syndrome sera is due to monoreactive low-affinity autoantibodies directed to epitopes located on native beta2-glycoprotein I and preserved during species' evolution (English)

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P Meroni

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Angela Tincani

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A Tincani

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Roberto Cattaneo

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L Spatola

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E Prati

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F Allegri

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P Ferremi

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G Balestrieri

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15 December 1996

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Journal of Immunology

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157

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12

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5732-8

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8955227

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The anti-beta2-glycoprotein I activity in human anti-phospholipid syndrome sera is due to monoreactive low-affinity autoantibodies directed to epitopes located on native beta2-glycoprotein I and preserved during species' evolution

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