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    • MUC1/SEC and MUC1/Y overexpression is associated with inflammation in Sjögren's syndrome 
      Sung, H. H.; Castro, I.; González, S.; Aguilera, S.; Smorodinsky, N. I.; Quest, Andrew F. G.; Bahamondes, V.; Alliende, C.; Cortés, J.; Molina, C.; Urzúa, U.; Barrera, M. J.; Hermoso Ramello, Marcela; Herrera, L.; Leyton, C.; González, M. J. (Blackwell, 2015)
      ORIGINAL ARTICLEMUC1/SEC and MUC1/Y overexpression is associatedwith inflammation in Sj€ogren’s syndromeHH Sung1,*, I Castro1,*, S Gonz alez2, S Aguilera3, NI Smorodinsky4, AFG Quest1,5, V Bahamondes1,C Alliende1, J Cort ...
    • Optimising adjacent membrane segmentation and parameterisation in multicellular aggregates by piecewise ... 
      Jara Wilde, Jorge; Castro, I.; Lemus, C.G.; Palma, K.; Valdés, F.; Castañeda Zeman, Víctor; Hitschfeld Kahler, Nancy; Concha Nordemann, Miguel Luis; Härtel, Steffen (Wiley, 2020)
      In fluorescence microscopy imaging, the segmentation of adjacent cell membranes within cell aggregates, multicellular samples, tissue, organs, or whole organisms remains a challenging task. The lipid bilayer is a very thin ...
    • Oral dryness in Sjögren's syndrome patients. Not just a question of water 
      Castro, I.; Sepúlveda, D.; Cortés, J.; Quest, Andrew F. G.; Barrera, M. J.; Bahamondes, V.; Aguilera, S.; Urzúa, U.; Alliende, C.; Molina, C.; González, S.; Hermoso, M. A.; Leyton, C.; González, M. J. (2013)
      Sjögren's syndrome (SS) is a chronic autoimmune disease of undefined etiology. Patients with this syndrome suffer from severe alterations in both the quality and quantity of saliva and tears, due to impaired function of ...
    • Sjögren's syndrome and the epithelial target: A comprehensive review 
      Barrera, M. J.; Bahamondes, V.; Sepúlveda, D.; Quest, Andrew F. G.; Castro, I.; Cortés, J.; Aguilera, S.; Urzúa, U.; Molina, C.; Pérez, P.; Ewert, P.; Alliende, C.; Hermoso, M. A.; González, S.; Leyton, C.; González, M. J. (2013)
      The most difficult component in our understanding of human autoimmunity remains a rigorous dissection of etiological events. Indeed, the vast literature on autoimmune diseases focuses on the inflammatory response, with the ...