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Introduction; 2. MIF Gene; 3. MIF Production and Signal Transduction; 4. Innate Immunity; 5. Adaptive Immunity; 6. MIF Integrates Immune, Metabolic, and Oncogenic Responses; 7. MIF Alleles in Human Disease; 8. Therapeutic Implications and Future Directions; Acknowledgments; References; I-2 MIF and the Chemokine Axis Sandra Kraemer, Christian Weber and Ju?rgen Bernhagen; 1. Introduction; 2. Chemokines: Classes, Structure, Function, and Receptors 327 $a3. Structural Classification of MIF4. Nonclassical MIF Secretion and Link to Secretion of CLF Chemokines; 5. Chemokine-like Function (CLF) Chemokines and MIF as a CLF Chemokine; 6. MIF/ Chemokine Receptor Interactions and Functional Role in Inflammation and Atherogenesis; 7. Structural Basis Underlying MIF/Chemokine Receptor Interactions; 8. MIF Receptor Complexes; 9. Conclusion; 10. Acknowledgments; References; I-3 CD74, the Natural Receptor for MIF, Regulates Cell Survival in Health and Disease Idit Shachar, Maya Gordin, Sivan Cohen, Inbal Binsky, Ayelet Marom and Shirly Becker-Herman 327 $a1. Introduction2. CD74 (Invariant Chain, Ii); 3. CD74 Functions as a Chaperone for MHC Class II; 4. CD74 as a Signaling Molecule; 4.1 CD74 is a cell surface receptor that induces signaling cascades; 4.2 CD74 is subjected to regulated intramembrane proteolysis (RIP); 5. MIF Regulates B Cell Survival in a CD74-Dependent Manner; 5.1 A complex of CD74 and CD44 is essential for initiating the signaling cascade induced by MIF; 5.2 c-Met and its ligand HGF regulate mature B cell survival in a pathway induced by MIF binding to CD74/CD44 327 $a5.3 MIF induces TAp63 expression, which regulates B cell survival in a CD74-dependent manner6. MIF Is Secreted from Perivascular Bone Marrow Dendritic Cell Clusters that Regulate B Cell Survival; 7. MIF and CD74 in Tumors; 7.1 MIF and CD74 in CLL survival; 7.2 MIF and CD74 regulate CLL homing to the BM; References; I-4 Towards the MIF Interactome Jo?rg Klug and Andreas Meinhardt; 1. Introduction; 2. MIF Affects Degradation of Regulatory Proteins by Modulating the Ubiquitin Proteasome System; 3. Ribosomal Protein S19 as Endogenous Inhibitor of Extracellular MIF 327 $a4. Interactors Involved in MIF Redox Activity4.1. Insulin; 4.2. Hepatopoietin (HPO); 4.3. Proliferation-associated gene (PAG) protein; 4.4. p53; 4.5. Protein (NM23A) expressed in nonmetastatic cells (NM23-H1); 4.6. ?1-inhibitor-3 (?1-I3); 5 Concluding Remarks; Acknowledgments; References; I-5 Structural Studies of Small Molecule Inhibitors of MIF Yoonsang Cho and Elias J. Lolis; 1. Introduction; 2. Small Molecule Structures; 3. Catalytic Site Inhibitors; 4. Covalent Inhibitors; 5. 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