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Analysis of Autoantibody Profiles of 374 Cases of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

L.-Z. Liu

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Objective To explore the diagnostic value and clinical significance of autoantibody test for SLE patients. Methods Serum samples of 374 SLE patients were analyzed by detecting antinuclear antibody( ANA),anti-ds-DNA antidody and ENA antibody repertoire( anti-Sm,anti-RNP,anti-SS-A,anti-SS-B,antiScl70 and anti-Jo1 antibody) with indirect immunofluorescence assay( IIFA) and gold linked immunodotting percolation and enzyme linked immunodotting respectively. Results ①Among the 374 SLE patients,there were 31 cases of ANA negative of IIFA test,and the positive rate of ANA( IIFA) for SLE patients was91. 7%,and speckled pattern and speckled / homogeneuous pattern were the major immunofluorescence patterns; ②the positive rate of anti-Sm antibody,anti-RNP antibody,anti-SS-A antibody,anti-SS-B antibody,anti-Scl70 antibody,anti-Jo1 antibody and anti-dsDNA were 15. 0%,23. 8%,50. 5%,12. 0%,0%,0. 3%and 43. 8%. Conclusion Co-detection has great clinical significance for diagnosis and evaluation of curative effect of SLE.

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Objective To explore the diagnostic value and clinical significance of autoantibody test for SLE patients. Methods Serum samples of 374 SLE patients were analyzed by detecting antinuclear antibody( ANA),anti-ds-DNA antidody and ENA antibody repertoire( anti-Sm,anti-RNP,anti-SS-A,anti-SS-B,antiScl70 and anti-Jo1 antibody) with indirect immunofluorescence assay( IIFA) and gold linked immunodotting percolation and enzyme linked immunodotting respectively. Results ①Among the 374 SLE patients,there were 31 cases of ANA negative of IIFA test,and the positive rate of ANA( IIFA) for SLE patients was91. 7%,and speckled pattern and speckled / homogeneuous pattern were the major immunofluorescence patterns; ②the positive rate of anti-Sm antibody,anti-RNP antibody,anti-SS-A antibody,anti-SS-B antibody,anti-Scl70 antibody,anti-Jo1 antibody and anti-dsDNA were 15. 0%,23. 8%,50. 5%,12. 0%,0%,0. 3%and 43. 8%. Conclusion Co-detection has great clinical significance for diagnosis and evaluation of curative effect of SLE.

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Objective To explore the diagnostic value and clinical significance of autoantibody test for SLE patients. Methods Serum samples of 374 SLE patients were analyzed by detecting antinuclear antibody( ANA),anti-ds-DNA antidody and ENA antibody repertoire( anti-Sm,anti-RNP,anti-SS-A,anti-SS-B,antiScl70 and anti-Jo1 antibody) with indirect immunofluorescence assay( IIFA) and gold linked immunodotting percolation and enzyme linked immunodotting respectively. Results ①Among the 374 SLE patients,there were 31 cases of ANA negative of IIFA test,and the positive rate of ANA( IIFA) for SLE patients was91. 7%,and speckled pattern and speckled / homogeneuous pattern were the major immunofluorescence patterns; ②the positive rate of anti-Sm antibody,anti-RNP antibody,anti-SS-A antibody,anti-SS-B antibody,anti-Scl70 antibody,anti-Jo1 antibody and anti-dsDNA were 15. 0%,23. 8%,50. 5%,12. 0%,0%,0. 3%and 43. 8%. Conclusion Co-detection has great clinical significance for diagnosis and evaluation of curative effect of SLE.

Key concepts: Autoantibody, Anti-nuclear antibody, Antibody, Medicine, Clinical significance, Immunofluorescence, Systemic lupus erythematosus, Immunology

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