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The editors of this volume, Goronzy and Weyand, with their own expertise and research focus in RA pathogenesis, have put together a comprehensive review of the basic mechanisms in RA. ... The contributions are well written, each having a helpful introduction to the topic and clear text that is not overly scientific. ... This volume will be valuable for anyone with an interest in genetics and basic mechanisms in RA pathogenesis. It is an excellent resource for clinical trainees in rheumatology, rheumatologists with an interest in biologic therapies, or investigators studying RA or other autoimmune diseases. Lori J. Albert, MD, FRCPC, Toronto (The Journal of Rheumatology, Vol. 29, No. 2, 2002) |
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