2017
DOI: 10.15406/mojor.2017.07.00280
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Serum Level of 14-3-3η (Eta) Protein as a Diagnostic Marker for Rheumatoid Arthritis and Potential Correlation with Disease Activity

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“…The utility of serum 14-3-3 η protein apparently elevating the detection rate for RA was consistent with the previous research results. 15,16,18 Therefore, 14-3-3 η protein may contribute to the diagnosis of RA when combined with other antibodies detection and clinical manifestations. Our data also showed that the pooled LR + of 14- (Table S1).…”
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“…The utility of serum 14-3-3 η protein apparently elevating the detection rate for RA was consistent with the previous research results. 15,16,18 Therefore, 14-3-3 η protein may contribute to the diagnosis of RA when combined with other antibodies detection and clinical manifestations. Our data also showed that the pooled LR + of 14- (Table S1).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, some studies reported that the positive rate of 14-3-3 η protein in early RA (shorter than 1 year) was lower than that of the established RA (more than 1 year). 15,16,18,31 The studies in the meta-analysis enrolled the RA patients with different disease durations, which may lead to heterogeneity as well. However, the information available in the included studies is too small to be analyzed, therefore, further studies are needed to expound the hypothesis.…”
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