Correlation of autoantibodies presence detected by ifa-anti-dsdna, ifa-ama and immunoblotting with corresponding data in clinical management of autoimmune diseases

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Diagnosis and management of patients with SLE (Systemic Lupus Eritematosus), autoimmune hepatitis (AIH), primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC), involves specifi c diagnostic tests, such as IFA-AMA, IFA anti-dsDNA and immunoblotting for the detection of autoantibodies for specifi c autoantigens (mitochondria, dsDNA, M2, LKM-i, LC-i, SLA/LP). We established specifi c correlation between the detected autoantibodies and corresponding clinical fi ndings. The total of 813 serum specimens were probed with IFA-anti-dsDNA, 98 of which tested positive. We also performed dilution analysis to the end point for all the positive specimens. Numerous specimens were tested by IFA, AMA and immunoblotting.

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Subašić, D., Karamehić, J., Ljuca, F., Gavrankapetanović, F., Delic-Šarać, M., Eminović, I., & Kovačević, D. (2008). Correlation of autoantibodies presence detected by ifa-anti-dsdna, ifa-ama and immunoblotting with corresponding data in clinical management of autoimmune diseases. Bosnian Journal of Basic Medical Sciences, 8(1), 86–92. https://doi.org/10.17305/bjbms.2008.3004

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