A polyalanine peptide with only five native myelin basic protein residues induces autoimmune encephalomyelitis
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H. Mcdevitt | L. Steinman | C. Pearson | H O McDevitt | L Steinman | A M Gautam | C I Pearson | D E Smilek | A. Gautam | D. Smilek | Lawrence Steinman | Hugh O. McDevitt | Anand M. Gautam | Dawn E. Smilek
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