[Acetylcholine receptor antibodies in patients with myasthenia].
V Ia Neretin, Sergey V. Kotov, Gekht Bm, Agafonov Bv, G Lokhmiuller, Sidorova Op, E K Sepp, N I Shcherbakova, Kalinenkova Sg
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V Ia Neretin, Sergey V. Kotov, Gekht Bm, Agafonov Bv, G Lokhmiuller, Sidorova Op, E K Sepp, N I Shcherbakova, Kalinenkova Sg
Abstract
Acethylcholine receptor (AChR) antibodies in patients with myasthenia were studied for the first time in Russia with radioimmuno-assay application. Seronegative result (antibody titer lower than 0.2 nmol/l) was obtained for 33% of the patients and seropositive one (antibody titer higher than 0.2 nmol/l)--for 67%. AChR antibodies level varied from 1.9 to 115.0 nmol/l. The AChR antibodies were found more frequently and in higher titers in women than in men. Correlation analysis revealed strong correlation between AChR antibodies level and severity of myasthenia.
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Acethylcholine receptor (AChR) antibodies in patients with myasthenia were studied for the first time in Russia with radioimmuno-assay application. Seronegative result (antibody titer lower than 0.2 nmol/l) was obtained for 33% of the patients and seropositive one (antibody titer higher than 0.2 nmol/l)--for 67%. AChR antibodies level varied from 1.9 to 115.0 nmol/l. The AChR antibodies were found more frequently and in higher titers in women than in men. Correlation analysis revealed strong correlation between AChR antibodies level and severity of myasthenia.
Key concepts: Myasthenia gravis, Antibody, Medicine, Titer, Acetylcholine receptor, Antibody titer, Immunology, Receptor