The Invariant Peptide Clusters of Serum Amyloid A Are Humoral Checkpoints for Vital Innate Functions as Probed by Monoclonal Antibodies, Including in Sepsis: Induction by Febrile Temperatures and Path of Discoveries
Serum amyloid A (SAA) is the most prominent acute-phase protein in vertebrates and its role in innate immunity has been reviewed. SAA functions are located on special regions of SAA, which are highly conserved in all vertebrates. 1. The discovery of the acute-phase nature of SAA before its existence...
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2020
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