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. 2010 Jun 15;92(3):386–404. doi: 10.1016/j.pneurobio.2010.06.005

Table 1.

Putative protein and lipid auto-antigens in EAE and/or MS.

Antigens Results in MS and/or EAE References
Myelin basic protein T and B cell response in EAE and MS Einstein et al. (1962), Laatsch et al. (1962)
MOG T and B cell response in EAE and MS Lebar et al. (1986)
PLP T and B cell response in EAE and MS Tuohy et al. (1988)
2,3′-CNP T and B cell response in EAE and MS Määttä et al. (1998)
NF 155 Antibodies recognize the extracellular domain in MS and cause axonal injury in EAE, but only in preexisting demyelinated lesions Charles et al. (2002), Derfuss et al. (2010), Mathey et al. (2007)
NF 186 Antibodies recognize the extracellular domain in MS, inhibit axonal conduction in a complement-dependent manner and cause axonal injury in EAE Derfuss et al. (2010), Hedstrom et al. (2007), Mathey et al. (2007)
Neurofilament-M Neurofilament-M-specific T cells induce severe clinical EAE with confluent demyelination and massive axonal loss Krishnamoorthy et al. (2009)
Contactin-2/TAG-1 Contactin-2/TAG-1-specific T cells induce inflammatory lesions in the cortex and white and gray matter thereby opening locally the BBB and causing occasionally clinical EAE Derfuss et al., 2009, Derfuss et al., 2010, Mörtl et al. (2007), Shimoda and Watanabe (2009)
S100β Strong T cell response in EAE Kojima et al. (1997)
Phosphatidylserine Promotion of demyelination in marmoset EAE Ohler et al. (2004)
Sulfatides T and B cell response in EAE Kanter et al. (2006)
Oxidized phosphatidylcholine Strong antibody reactivity in MS brain and EAE spinal cord Qin et al. (2007)
Ganglioside GM1, sulfatide and galactosylceramide Increased reactivity of pro-inflammatory cytokine secreting CD8+ T cells in MS patients Shamshiev et al. (1999)
Gangliosides GM3 and GQ1b Increased T cell response in primary progressive MS patients Pender et al. (2003)
Ganglioside GD1a Increased antibodies in serum and cerebrospinal fluid of patients with MS and optic neuritis Matà et al. (1999)
Lactosylceramide and l-α-lysophosphatidylserine Strong antibody reactivity in serum and cerebrospinal fluid of MS patients Kanter et al. (2006), Quintana et al. (2008b)