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Chau-Ching Liu1, Susan Manzi, Amy H Kao

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Systemic lupus erythematosus is arguably the most clinically and serologically diverse autoimmune disease. This article highlights the biomarkers helpful in diagnosing this disease. The authors' own research is presented.

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