… of future seropositive RA. However, over one-third of RA patients are seronegative in early
… had upregulated type I and type II IFN-inducible genes, and like early RA patients, showed …

… seropositive and seronegative patients with RA are managed in a real-world setting and
provide data on the effectiveness of different biologic DMARDs (bDMARDs)/JAKi for RA … similar …

… a further classification of the RA seropositive patients into two novel … In this step, we analysed
the same 80 samples individually in … All of them were decreased in the double seronegative …

… /anti-MCV seropositive RA patients than in the other groups. The … serum levels in seronegative
and seropositive RA patients. a … with RA, which agrees with a study conducted in the same …

… for the seronegative is the existence of different antigenic targets… cohort of SN-APS patients
is similar to that described in the Euro-… The same pathway of endothelial activation has been …

… of RA, it is plausible to hypothesize that different pathways … CI 0.12 to 0.84) in seropositive
vs seronegative patients [11]. … , today we know that the same mechanisms are not active in all …

… , including asymptomatic, seronegative FDR, … -TPO positive (5,6). Based on our studies, it
was not possible to determine whether latent autoimmunity patterns in RA are similar to other …

… -CarP-positive RA subgroup than in anti-CarP-negative RA (p … cohort of patients with RA
and other rheumatic conditions, such … seronegative RA patients at risk of more severe disease. …

… binding in seronegative and seropositive RA to identify novel … , similar to most studies
evaluating antibody binding in RA, in … in seronegative disease might suggest a different disease …

… of TNFi in seronegative and seropositive patients with RA. In … this difference was not found
for seronegative patients due to the fact that median TNFi survival time was statistically similar …