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March 1, 1978Arthritis & Rheumatism69 citations

Familial lupus. family studies of hla and serologic findings

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LCLeslie G. ClelandDBDavid BellMWMartin Willans

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HLA profiles in 103 members of 4 separate kindred with multiple occurrence of SLE were compatible with the presence of a disease susceptibility factor linked to HLA or a direct effect of antigens B8, A11, and B35 on disease expression. Serum ANA was found in 52.9% of consanguineous, 56.5% of nonconsanguineous relatives of SLE probands, and 5% of controls, a finding that suggests the presence of a transmissible agent in the families. By contrast, lymphocytotoxic antibodies were not increased in relatives compared to controls.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a17273d2fcf950e0005b8a1https://doi.org/10.1002/art.1780210202
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