“…Antibodies against an antigen called Jo-1 were found in 20 -30% of the sera of myositis patients (Mathews and Bernstein, 1983;Dang et al, 1985Targoff et al, 1988;Targoff and Arnett, 1990;Marguerie et al, 1990;Goldstein et al, 1990;Tsui and Siminovitch, 1991;Shi et al, 1991;Lopez et al, 1991;Targoff, 1991Targoff, , 1993Hirakata et al, 1992;Treher et al, 1993;Garlepp, 1993;O'Neill and Maddison, 1993;Mitra et al, 1994;O'Hanlon et al, 1994;Chmiel et al, 1995;Fischer et al, 1995;Gelpi et al, 1996;Vazquez-Abad and Rothfield, 1996a;Friedman et al, 1996;Rutjes et al, 1997;Kalenian and Zweiman, 1997;Miller et al, 1998). Immunoblot assays (Williams et al, 1986;Fonong et al, 1990) and ELISA tests were developed (Biswas et al, 1987b;Targoff and Reichlin, 1987) for detection of anti-Jo-1, which does not seem to correlate with cellular muscle damage (Suzuki et al, 1993).…”