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The Second International Simmons Center Conference on HLA-B27-Related Disorders
1Harold C. Simmons Arthritis Research Center, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas 73235-8884.
Abstract:
The Second International Simmons Center Conference on HLA-B27-Related Disorders presented a number of new observations related to the molecular biology of the HLA-B27 molecule, its functional biology as a peptide-binding molecule, and the clinical implications of the association of B27 with the spondylarthropathies, as well as new clinical information concerning these diseases. As a result of the rapid developments in these fields, new insights into the pathogenesis of the B27-related spondylarthropathies will emerge.
