1. Biographical sketch and scientific contributions of Eng M. Tan

   • Robert L. Rubin
   • Edward K. L. Chan

   Introduction Pages: 129 - 130

2. Foreword

   • Robert L. Rubin
   • Edward K. L. Chan

   Introduction Pages: 131 - 132

3. Clinical relevance of autoantibodies in systemic rheumatic diseases

   • Marvin J. Fritzler

   Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 133 - 145

4. Epitope analysis of chromo antigen and clinical features in a subset of patients with anti-centromere antibodies

   • Yoshinao Muro
   • Taku Yamada
   • Kenji Sugimoto

   Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 147 - 151

5. Mixed connective tissue disease. A clinico-serological study of 17 cases

   • Ignacio García-De La Torre
   • Mario Salazar-Páramo
   • Gerardo Salmón-De La Torre

   Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 153 - 157

6. Autoantibody to the nucleosome subunit (H2A-H2B)-DNA is an early and ubiquitous feature of lupus-like conditions

   • Rufus W. Burlingame
   • Robert L. Rubin

   Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 159 - 166

7. Clinical and immunological aspects of autoantibodies to RA33/hnRNP-A/B proteins — A link between RA, SLE and MCTD

   • Günter Steiner
   • Karl Skriner
   • Josef S. Smolen

   Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 167 - 171

8. RNA recognition by autoantigens and autoantibodies

   • Jack D. Keene

   Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 173 - 181

9. The behavior of the coiled body in cells infected with adenovirus in vitro

   • Sílvia H. Rodrigues
   • Neusa P. Silva
   • Luís E. C. Andrade

   Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 183 - 189

10. Internalization of anti-nucleolin antibody into viable HEp-2 cells

    • Jau-Shyong Deng
    • Byron Ballou
    • Joseph K. Hofmeister

    Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 191 - 195

11. Characterization of a cell cycle-dependent nuclear autoantigen

    • Margit Zuber

    Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 197 - 203

12. Cloning and expression of mouse 60 kDa ribonucleoprotein SS-A/Ro

    • Dunrui Wang
    • Jill P. Buyon
    • Edward K. L. Chan

    Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 205 - 210

13. Antinuclear autoantibodies: probes for defining proteolytic events associated with apoptosis

    • Carlos A. Casiano
    • Eng M. Tan

    Autoantibodies as Clinical Markers Pages: 211 - 216

14. Features of autoantigens

    • Westley H. Reeves
    • Minoru Satoh

    Features of Autoantigens Pages: 217 - 226

15. Primary biliary cirrhosis sera recognize not only gp210 but also proteins of the p62 complex bearing N-acetylglucosamine residues from rat liver nuclear envelope

    • K. Miyachi
    • M. Shibata
    • T. Horigome

    Features of Autoantigens Pages: 227 - 234

16. Cytochrome P450 enzymes and UDP-Glucuronosyltransferases as hepatocellular autoantigens

    • Petra Obermayer-Straub
    • Michael Peter Manns

    Features of Autoantigens Pages: 235 - 242

17. Autoantibodies recognizing proteins copurified with PCNA in patients with connective tissue diseases

    • Ken Takeuchi
    • Kazuhiko Kaneda
    • Hiroshi Hashimoto

    Features of Autoantigens Pages: 243 - 246

18. T cells in murine lupus: propagation and regulation of disease

    • Stanford L. Peng
    • Joe Craft

    Features of Autoantigens Pages: 247 - 251

19. The interaction of C-reactive protein and serum amyloid P component with nuclear antigens

    • Terry W. Du Clos

    Features of Autoantigens Pages: 253 - 260

20. The toxic oil syndrome: An example of an exogenously induced autoimmune reaction

    • Susanne A. Bell

    Features of Autoantigens Pages: 261 - 263

21. What triggers anti-dsDNA antibodies?

    • Martin Herrmann
    • O. M. Zoller
    • J. R. Kalden

    Features of Autoantigens Pages: 265 - 267