Antifibrillarin Antibodies Are Associated with Native North American Ethnicity and Poorer Survival in Systemic Sclerosis

Otero Carolina Mejia; Assassi Shervin; Hudson Marie; Mayes Maureen D.; Estrada-Y-Martin Rosa; Pedroza Claudia; Mills Tingting W.; Walker Jennifer; Baron Murray; Stevens Wendy; Proudman Susanna M.; Nikpour Mandana; Mehra Sonal; Wang Mianbo; Fritzler Marvin J.

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Antifibrillarin Antibodies Are Associated with Native North American Ethnicity and Poorer Survival in Systemic Sclerosis

机译：抗灰霉素抗体与天然北美种族和全身硬化症的生存较差有关

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Objective. To examine the clinical correlates and survival in patients with antifibrillarin antibodies (AFA) in a large international study population consisting of well-characterized systemic sclerosis (SSc) cohorts from Canada, Australia, and the United States.

机译：客观的。在大型国际研究人群中检查抗灰霉素抗体（AFA）患者的临床关联和存活，该临床在大型国际学习人群中由加拿大，澳大利亚和美国的良好性质的系统性硬化（SSC）队列组成。

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《The Journal of rheumatology》 |2017年第6期|共7页
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Otero Carolina Mejia; Assassi Shervin; Hudson Marie; Mayes Maureen D.; Estrada-Y-Martin Rosa; Pedroza Claudia; Mills Tingting W.; Walker Jennifer; Baron Murray; Stevens Wendy; Proudman Susanna M.; Nikpour Mandana; Mehra Sonal; Wang Mianbo; Fritzler Marvin J.;
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Univ Texas McGovern Med Sch Div Rheumatol &

Immunogenet Houston TX USA;

Univ Texas McGovern Med Sch Div Rheumatol &

Immunogenet Houston TX USA;

McGill Univ Dept Med Montreal PQ Canada;

Univ Texas McGovern Med Sch Div Rheumatol &

Immunogenet Houston TX USA;

Univ Texas McGovern Med Sch Div Crit Care Houston TX USA;

Univ Texas McGovern Med Sch Ctr Evidence Based Med &

Clin Res Houston TX USA;

Univ Texas McGovern Med Sch Biochem &

Mol Biol Houston TX USA;

Flinders Med Ctr Dept Allergy &

Immunol Bedford Pk SA Australia;

McGill Univ Dept Med Montreal PQ Canada;

St Vincents Hosp Melbourne Dept Rheumatol Fitzroy Vic Australia;

Univ Adelaide Discipline Med Adelaide SA Australia;

Univ Melbourne Dept Med St Vincents Hosp Melbourne Vic Australia;

Univ Calgary Cumming Sch Med Calgary AB Canada;

Jewish Gen Hosp Lady Davis Inst Montreal PQ Canada;

Univ Calgary Cumming Sch Med Calgary AB Canada;

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正文语种 eng
中图分类免疫性疾病;
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SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS; AUTOIMMUNITY; ANTIFIBRILLARIN ANTIBODIES;

机译：全身硬化;自身免疫;抗灰霉素抗体;

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Antifibrillarin Antibodies Are Associated with Native North American Ethnicity and Poorer Survival in Systemic Sclerosis

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