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Hassanzadeh, Roya; Mangan, Clodagh; FRANCE, JANICE; Bawa, Sandeep

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“…Furthermore, marine bacteria can also degrade natural organic matter such as cellulose (by Cytophaga, Sporocytophaga), protein (by Pseudomonas), chitin (by Bacillus and Vibrio then pectin (by Clostridium pectinovorum) (Ghosh et al, 2011;Liang et al, 2021). The findings by Gómez-Consarnau et al (2019) and Hassanzadeh et al (2021) revealed marine bacteria possess rhodopsins that capture solar energy by an energy transducing mechanism reported to contribute rise in sea temperatures. Generally, the marine microbial community has a complex ecosystem, which is yet to be discovered, and new diversities impacts in oceans have not totally been explored.…”

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We thank Dr. Abud-Mendoza and colleagues 1 for their interest in our report 2 . The suggestion of additional biomarkers as an aid in the diagnostic process of neuropsychiatric systemic lupus erythematosus (NPSLE) and its phenotypes is excellent and we plan to report on that in the near future. In daily practice the analysis of cerebrospinal fluid is mandatory if infections are in the differential diagnosis, but to the best of our knowledge the discriminative value of slight abnormalities in cerebrospinal fluid is insufficient to diagnose NPSLE or to discriminate between an inflammatory or ischemic etiology. Indeed the 100% sensitivity of an abnormality on MRI was only found in ischemic NPSLE, whereas more than a quarter of patients with inflammatory NPSLE had an unremarkable MRI. Since we recognize the limitations of the standard clinical sequences of MRI, we are currently in the process of analyzing whether more sophisticated imaging modalities can contribute to the accuracy of the diagnostic process in NPSLE.

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