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September 10, 2025Journal of Clinical InvestigationOpen Access

Immune cell quantification of in situ inflammation partitions human lupus nephritis into mechanistic subtypes

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GCGabriel CasellaUniversity of Chicago MDMadeleine S. DurkeeUniversity of Chicago JAJunting AiUniversity of Chicago

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This research identifies mechanistic subtypes of lupus nephritis by quantifying immune cells in biopsies, suggesting novel pathways for understanding kidney inflammation.

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Quantifying immune cell trajectories identified distinct subtypes in lupus nephritis, enhancing understanding of the disease.
Using specialized imaging methods, the study characterized immune cell populations in biopsies from lupus nephritis and renal allograft rejection.
Tools like confocal microscopy revealed that tubulointerstitial inflammation is critical for distinguishing subtypes in human lupus nephritis.
This analysis highlights the importance of myeloid and T cell trajectories in defining inflammatory states in renal disease within biopsies.

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Casella et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c189d99b7b07f3a0613729 https://doi.org/10.1172/jci192669

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This research identifies mechanistic subtypes of lupus nephritis by quantifying immune cells in biopsies, suggesting novel pathways for understanding kidney inflammation.

Immune cell quantification of in situ inflammation partitions human lupus nephritis into mechanistic subtypes

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Immune cell quantification of in situ inflammation partitions human lupus nephritis into mechanistic subtypes

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