Table S1. Clinical and Laboratory Manifestations of SLE and Control ...

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Coombs (+); C3/C4 141/39. Pred 20, MMP 1000, HCQ. SLE4. 52/F. SLE. (No nephritis), Cr 0.48; arthritis, photosensitive ra
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Table S1. Clinical and Laboratory Manifestations of SLE and Control Patients ID

Age/

Diagnosis

Clinical & Laboratory Findings

Medication (mg/d)

Gender SLE patients SLE1

27/M

SLE

Nephritis (IV)*, Cr 9.55; lymphopenia,

Pred 40, AZA 50, Aranesp

ANA, anti-DNA; Coombs (-)

(normal erythropoietin)

SLE2

50/M

SLE

Nephritis, anemia, ANA

Untreated

SLE3

54/F

SLE

Nephritis (V), Cr 0.77; seizures,

Pred 20, MMP 1000, HCQ

pancytopenia, ANA, antiDNA/Sm/RNP; Coombs (+); C3/C4 141/39 SLE4

52/F

SLE

(No nephritis), Cr 0.48; arthritis,

Pred 40, MMP 2000

photosensitive rash, leukopenia, serositis, ANA, anti-DNA/Sm/RNP; Coombs (+); C3/C4 82/14 SLE5

49/F

SLE

Nephritis (V), Cr 3.38; cerebritis,

Methylprednisolone pulse,

pancreatitis, pancytopenia, ANA, anti-

plasmapheresis, Pred 40

DNA; C3/C4 32/3 SLE6

32/F

SLE

Nephritis (IV), Cr 0.52, pancytopenia,

Pred 60, MMP 3000, HCQ

Coombs (+) AIHA, C3/C4 16/