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Revisiting the heterogeneity of interferon-related autoimmune diseases
The identification of shared molecular mechanisms across systemic inflammatory autoimmune diseases with overlapping clinical manifestations has prompted research into the underlying genetics that could be driving these manifestations; elucidating these genes could aid in the diagnosis, treatment and outcome prediction of these complex diseases.
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