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Lupus, 08/14/09
Sebastiani GD et al. – There is a strong genetic basis to SLE, which means that genetic studies can play a key role in furthering the understanding of this disease. Because susceptibility variants are present from birth and are unaffected by the course of the disease, or by its treatment, genetic analysis is, perhaps uniquely, capable of identifying fundamental, causative, disease mechanisms.
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