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- 27. Antigens Associated with Immune Complex Disorders Type III Hypersensitivity SLE Rheumatoid arthritis Glomerulonephritis ENDOGENOUS Nuclear antigens Immunoglobulins Tumor antigens Arthritis GN, Infective endocarditis Glomerulonephritis Polyarteritis nodosa Glomerulonephritis Farmer’s lung EXOGENOUS Infectious agents: Bacteria: Y. enterocolitica Streptococci T. pallidum Viruses: Hep. B, CMV Parasites: Plasmodium Schistosoma Fungi: Actinomycetes CLINICAL MANIFESTATION ANTIGEN