Advances in targeted therapies XI - Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases

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Volume 69 Number Suppl I | ARD January 2010
The Eular Journal
Advances in targeted therapies XI
Preface
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Advances in targeted therapies XI
F C Breedveld, J R Kalden, J S Smolen
S E Gabriel
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Updated consensus statement on biological agents
for the treatment of rheumatic diseases, 2009
D E Furst, E C Keystone, R Fleischmann, P Mease,
F C Breedveld, J S Smolen, J R Kalden, J Braun,
B Bresnihan, G R Burmester, F De Benedetti, T Dörner,
P Emery, A Gibofsky, A Kavanaugh, B Kirkham,
M H Schiff, J Sieper, N Singer, P L C M Van Riel,
M E Weinblatt, M H Weisman, K Winthrop
Cover image: Part of ‘The Dresden Altar’
by Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528),
Alte Meister Gallerie, Dresden, Germany.
Editor
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Papers
Francis Berenbaum
Hans Bijlsma
Dimitrios Boumpas
Gerd Burmester
Mary Crow
Iain McInnes
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Role of interleukin 33 in human immunopathology
Bone development and inflammatory disease is
regulated by AP-1 (Fos/Jun)
G E J Murphy, D Xu, F Y Liew, I B McInnes
E F Wagner
Tyrosine kinase inhibitors for the treatment of
fibrotic diseases such as systemic sclerosis:
towards molecular targeted therapies
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What are the new milestones in the pathogenesis
of systemic sclerosis?
Inflammation, vascular injury and repair in
rheumatoid arthritis
A J van Zonneveld, H C de Boer, E P van der Veer,
T J Rabelink
The value of productivity: human-capital versus
friction-cost method
W B van den Hout
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N Hunzelmann, J Brinckmann
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The role of cell–substrate interaction in
regulating osteoclast activation: potential
implications in targeting bone loss in
rheumatoid arthritis
K P McHugh, Z Shen, T N Crotti, M R Flannery,
R P O’Sullivan, P E Purdue, S R Goldring
J H W Distler, O Distler
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‘‘Go upstream, young man’’: lessons learned from
the p38 saga
D Hammaker, G S Firestein
Does gene expression analysis inform us in
rheumatoid arthritis?
T Häupl, B Stuhlmüller, A Grützkau, A Radbruch,
G-R Burmester
Can we prevent immunogenicity of human protein
drugs?
D W Scott, A S De Groot
X Luo, L M Tsai, N Shen, D Yu
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Evidence for microRNA-mediated regulation in
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XBP1: the last two decades
L H Glimcher
Tore K Kvien
Associate Editors
Treg and lupus
M Bonelli, J S Smolen, C Scheinecker
Consensus statement
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Heart disease and rheumatoid arthritis:
understanding the risks
The pro and anti-inflammatory activities of
immunoglobulin G
A Lux, S Aschermann, M Biburger, F Nimmerjahn
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What have we learnt from targeted anti-TNF
therapy?
M Feldmann, R O Williams, E Paleolog