2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbapap.2014.02.023
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Autoimmune profiling with protein microarrays in clinical applications

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“…Although none of the PCNSL Igs was reactive with common Ags, the large-scale protein microarray, successfully used for autoimmune profiling in neurodegenerative and inflammatory disorders (13)(14)(15), identified 1547 proteins that were recognized by the 23 recAbs. Interestingly, recAbs frequently recognized proteins physiologically expressed by CNS neurons.…”
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“…Although none of the PCNSL Igs was reactive with common Ags, the large-scale protein microarray, successfully used for autoimmune profiling in neurodegenerative and inflammatory disorders (13)(14)(15), identified 1547 proteins that were recognized by the 23 recAbs. Interestingly, recAbs frequently recognized proteins physiologically expressed by CNS neurons.…”
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“…Therefore, protein microarrays may become an established tool for routine diagnostic procedures in the future. The identifi cation of relevant target proteins requires the development of new strategies to handle and process the vast quantities of data so that these data can be evaluated and correlated with relevant clinical issues, such as disease progression, clinical manifestations and prognostic factors (Abel et al 2014 ).…”
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“…Gli autoanticorpi sono stati identificati come i principali attori in diverse malattie immuno-mediate; il danno tissutale e la sua riparazione sono fenomeni di particolare importanza per l'avvio di queste malattie. Abel et al [68] forniscono una breve panoramica sui metodi attualmente utilizzati per l'identificazione di biomarcatori, con particolare attenzione ad autoanticorpi nelle malattie neurodegenerative e alla loro identificazione con microarray di proteina. Oggi i nuovi format hanno reso questa tecnica uno strumento in crescita per la scoperta di nuovi biomarcatori, per la ricerca nell'ambito dell'interattoma, nella genomica funzionale ecc.…”
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