Preliminary data concerning methodology of assessment of serum autoantibodies not included into CTS-s diagnostic criteria
Online publication date: 2006-12-15
Reumatologia 2006;44(6):293-297
KEYWORDS
connective tissue diseases“marker”autoantibodyso called “auxiliary”autoantibodiesserological diagnostic methods”
ABSTRACT
Authors are presenting preliminary data introducing a new way of complex analysis of the sera (ANA-positive but without estimated certain specificity), using for the neutralization and removing of “masking” (competing) antibodies (in the test ANA-Hep-2) a full bovine and spleen soluble protein extracts/called ENA, followed by further analysis of the antibody specificities present in neutralized sera by specific ELISA or Western-blott tests dependently on the basic pattern of ANA in the serum.
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