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[Preliminary report on the clinical application of anti-Jo-1 antibody].

Authors: Y, Dong; P C, Cheng; N C, Zhang;

[Preliminary report on the clinical application of anti-Jo-1 antibody].

Abstract

Jo-1 antigen was purified from the rabbit thymus acetone powder. Using it as antigen, we found anti-Jo-1 antibody in 25% of polymyositis, 7.1% in dermatomyositis, none in other connective tissue diseases nor non-connective tissue diseases. Other antinuclear antibodies, eg anti-RNP, anti-SSA were also found in our polymyositis-dermatomyositis patients. Our study suggested, the positivity of anti-Jo 1 antibody not only confirmed the patient's diagnosis of polymyositis but also demonstrated the autoimmune pathogenesis of this disease.

Keywords

Myositis, Antibodies, Antinuclear, Humans, Connective Tissue Diseases

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