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The emulation of characteristics of a different organism to gain biological advantage is a common phenomenon in nature,described and defined with the term“mimicry”in the second half of the 19th century.In the last decades,mimicry at molecular level has been evidenced as a method used by several pathogen microrganisms to control metabolic functions of infected cells and elude host’s immune system.Because of molecular mimicry,immune reactions against microbial molecules can turn against the mimicked self-molecules in predisposed subjects,leading to autoimmunity.This pathogenic mechanism,which gives a possible explanation for the specific epidemiological and chronological association between some infections and some autoimmune diseases,is well known and verified in many fields of medicine,but not adequately studied in dermatology:experimental data are available only for leprosy,atopic dermatitis,Beh?et’s disease,Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada syndrome and systemic erythematous lupus,while for few other diseases its role is hypothetical or suggested on the basis of single,small experiments or anecdotal reports.An overview of available data and hypotheses about the role of molecular mimicry in autoimmune cutaneous diseases is presented here,together with the perspectives offered by the use of bioinformatics and the personal experience of the author in this field.
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篇名 Molecular mimicry in cutaneous autoimmune diseases
来源期刊 世界皮肤病学杂志 学科 医学
关键词 Molecular MIMICRY DERMATOLOGY AUTOIMMUNITY BIOINFORMATICS Amino acid sequence HOMOLOGY
年,卷(期) 2013,(4) 所属期刊栏目
研究方向 页码范围 36-43
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Molecular
MIMICRY
DERMATOLOGY
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BIOINFORMATICS
Amino
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sequence
HOMOLOGY
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世界皮肤病学杂志
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2218-6190
北京市朝阳区东四环中路62号楼远洋国际中
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