<p>▲ LN1, ♦ LN2, ● LN3, ◊ LN4, ○ LN5, □ LN6, ■ LN7. <b>(A)</b> Anti-RRP8 antibody, <b>(B)</b> anti-TNP1 antibody, <b>(C)</b> SLEDAI, <b>(D)</b> anti-dsDNA antibody, <b>(E)</b> C3, and <b>(F)</b> C4. The active and inactive phases of LN were defined as 4≤ and 0 of the renal SLEDAI score, respectively.</p
For Immunological and immunopathological studies on lupus nephritis, kidneys from nine autopsied and...
Objectives: To evaluate the role of immunological tests for monitoring lupus nephritis (LN) activity...
<p>Increased dsDNA binding (dsDNA), low complement (C3 or C4) or nephritis (hematuria or proteinuria...
Immunology and the diagnosis of lupus nephritis Despite advances in the treatment of lupus nephritis...
The objective of this study is to evaluate the correlation between antinucleosome antibodies and ren...
Objective To analyze the clinical manifestations, laboratory indexes, disease activity, and patholog...
Key words: anti-mCRP antibodies, cyclophosphamide, cyclosporine A, lupus nephritis, systemic lupus e...
Silent lupus nephritis (SLN) was investigated in 42 renal asymptomatic patients and compared with 49...
International audienceLupus nephritis (LN) is one of the most frequent and severe manifestations of ...
The presence of elevated plasma levels of autoantibodies against Clq, a subcomponent of the first co...
Few studies have correlated serum biomarkers with renal histology, the gold standard for renal activ...
Few studies have correlated serum biomarkers with renal histology, the gold standard for renal activ...
32 patients (22 biopsed) with lupus nephritis (LN) were observed for circulating immune complexes (I...
Objective. Anti-double-stranded (ds) DNA and anti-C1q autoantibodies are useful tools in the assessm...
Antibodies to ribosomal P proteins are found in widely variable proportions (up to 42%) of patients ...
For Immunological and immunopathological studies on lupus nephritis, kidneys from nine autopsied and...
Objectives: To evaluate the role of immunological tests for monitoring lupus nephritis (LN) activity...
<p>Increased dsDNA binding (dsDNA), low complement (C3 or C4) or nephritis (hematuria or proteinuria...
Immunology and the diagnosis of lupus nephritis Despite advances in the treatment of lupus nephritis...
The objective of this study is to evaluate the correlation between antinucleosome antibodies and ren...
Objective To analyze the clinical manifestations, laboratory indexes, disease activity, and patholog...
Key words: anti-mCRP antibodies, cyclophosphamide, cyclosporine A, lupus nephritis, systemic lupus e...
Silent lupus nephritis (SLN) was investigated in 42 renal asymptomatic patients and compared with 49...
International audienceLupus nephritis (LN) is one of the most frequent and severe manifestations of ...
The presence of elevated plasma levels of autoantibodies against Clq, a subcomponent of the first co...
Few studies have correlated serum biomarkers with renal histology, the gold standard for renal activ...
Few studies have correlated serum biomarkers with renal histology, the gold standard for renal activ...
32 patients (22 biopsed) with lupus nephritis (LN) were observed for circulating immune complexes (I...
Objective. Anti-double-stranded (ds) DNA and anti-C1q autoantibodies are useful tools in the assessm...
Antibodies to ribosomal P proteins are found in widely variable proportions (up to 42%) of patients ...
For Immunological and immunopathological studies on lupus nephritis, kidneys from nine autopsied and...
Objectives: To evaluate the role of immunological tests for monitoring lupus nephritis (LN) activity...
<p>Increased dsDNA binding (dsDNA), low complement (C3 or C4) or nephritis (hematuria or proteinuria...