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The cathelicidin protein CRAMP is a potential atherosclerosis self-antigen in ApoE (-/-) mice

Mihailovic et al., 2017

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4865788926612028027
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Mihailovic P
Lio W
Yano J
Zhao X
Zhou J
Chyu K
Shah P
Cercek B
Dimayuga P
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PloS one

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Auto-immunity is believed to contribute to inflammation in atherosclerosis. The antimicrobial peptide LL-37, a fragment of the cathelicidin protein precursor hCAP18, was previously identified as an autoantigen in psoriasis. Given the reported link between psoriasis and …
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