T cell determinants from autoantibodies to DNA can upregulate autoimmunity in murine systemic lupus erythematosus
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A. Sette | E. Sercarz | Vipin Kumar | B. Hahn | R. Singh | S. Southwood | V. Kumar | F. Ebling | Ram R. Singh | V. Kumar
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