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Serum samples were screened using Luminex arrays that included 58 cytokines and 55 autoantigens, many of which are associated with connective tissue diseases (CTDs). Samples positive for anti-cytokine antibodies were tested for receptor blocking activity using cell-based f …
Serum samples were screened using Luminex arrays that included 58 cytokines and 55 autoantigens, many of which are associated with connectiv …