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Keys to unlocking the mysteries of rheumatic autoimmune disease.

Minnesota medicine - 1 May 2004

Moser Kathy L, Gaffney Patrick, Peterson Erik, Behrens Timothy

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Autoimmune diseases are thought to affect between 14 million and 22 million people in this country. Despite decades of research, the underlying mechanisms of disease are poorly understood, diagnosis is often difficult, and therapies that minimize systemic side effects are lacking. Major advances in our understanding of human genetic variation and remarkable new technologies are paving the way for dramatically...

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