Search for: [Abstract = "icantly higher levels of anti\-Nε\-Hcyalbumin and \-hemoglobin antibodies compared to subjects with CC and CT genotypes. In SLE patients \(women, 86.5%, mean disease duration, 7 years\), weak positive correlations between anti\-Nε\-Hcy\-albumin and \-hemoglobin antibodies and ANA titers \(r=0.26, p=0.01\; r=0.28, p=0.008, respectively\) were found. Patients with antidouble strain DNA \(anti\-dsDNA\) antibodies had higher levels of anti\-Nε\-Hcyalbumin \(0.375 \[0.268\-0.653\] vs 0.317 \[0.216\-0.49\], p=0.04\) and \-hemoglobin antibodies \(0.488 \[0.372\-0.777\] vs 0.424 \[0.32\-0.611\], p=0.02\), compared to those without anti\-dsDNA anibodies. There were also correlations between anti\-Nε\-Hcyalbumin and \-hemoglobin antibodies and ACL IgG levels \(r=0.57, p<0.0001 i r=0.5, p<0.0001, respectively\) and anti\-GPI IgG concentrations \(r=0.38, p=0.0003 i r=0.36, p=0.0004, respectively\). In SLE patients there were also positive correlations between the analyzed antibodies and CRP concentrations. Associations between anti\-Nε\-Hcy\-protein antibodies and both the SLE patients' age and disease duration were also noted. Patients with lupus nephritis had higher levels of anti\-Nε\- Hcy\-albumin \(0.375 \[0.268\-0.653\] vs 0.3 \[0.216\-0.435\], p=0.01\) and \-hemoglobin antibodies \(0.493 \[0.372\-0.770\] vs 0.404 \[0.315\-0.543\], p=0.005\) than those without kidney disease. There were no associations between the treatment used a"]

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