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Characteristics and Multi-omics Analysis of Spontaneous Spondyloarthritis in Non-Human Primates: Case Report

ABSTRACT: Spondyloarthritis is a prevalent and persistent condition that significantly impacts the quality of life. Its intricate pathological mechanisms have led to a scarcity of animal models capable of replicating the disease progression in humans, making it a prominent area of research interests in the field.

ORGANISM(S): Macaca Fascicularis Fascicularis

SUBMITTER: Yu Zhang

PROVIDER: PXD052158 | iProX | Fri May 10 00:00:00 BST 2024

REPOSITORIES: iProX

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Characteristics and multi-omics analysis of spontaneous spondyloarthritis in non-human primates: Case report.

Cai Lei L Lv Qing Q Ma Ronghua R Liu Wei W Guan Yalun Y Huang Zhongqiang Z Liu Qingyu Q Li Yunfeng Y Liu Shuhua S Li Ge G Zhang Yu Y

Heliyon 20250108 2

Spondyloarthritis is a prevalent and persistent condition that significantly impacts the quality of life. Its intricate pathological mechanisms have led to a scarcity of animal models capable of replicating the disease progression in humans, making it a prominent area of research interest in the field. To delve into the pathological and physiological traits of spontaneous non-human primate spondyloarthritis, this study meticulously examined the disease features of this natural disease model thro ...[more]

PMID: 39877611

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Characteristics and Multi-omics Analysis of Spontaneous Spondyloarthritis in Non-Human Primates: Case Report

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Characteristics and multi-omics analysis of spontaneous spondyloarthritis in non-human primates: Case report.

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