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This study will provide information on how a gene (Pbx1) correlates with chemical reactions in T cells to make them more aggressive in a model of lupus. Researching genes that are related to lupus can help develop new treatments for people who are diagnosed with this disease.
Read these 7 tips from people with lupus for managing stress during the holidays.
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