Evaluating plasma antinuclear autoantibody profile as a prognostic biomarker in lymphoma.

BMC Cancer · 2024 · PMC11590230 · PMID 39592969

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A higher ANA profile was observed in patients over 60 years of age, with statistically significant results for ANA ( P = 0.0035) and SSB ( P = 0.0025), while SSA showed a trend towards significance ( P = 0.0553) (Fig. 1 D).

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showed a trendP = 0.0553so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

A higher ANA profile was observed in patients over 60 years of age, with statistically significant results for ANA ( P = 0.0035) and SSB ( P = 0.0025), while SSA showed a trend towards significance ( P = 0.0553) (Fig. 1 D).

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approached significanceP = 0.0618so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

The correlation between SSA and SSB approached significance but was not statistically significant (r 2 = 0.03, P = 0.0618) (Fig. 1 B).

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Female patients exhibited higher levels of autoantibodies, with SSA reaching statistical significance ( P = 0.0436) and SSB approaching significance ( P = 0.0849) (Figure S4A).

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2.39 units, P = 0.0234), whereas SSA levels, though higher in HL, did not reach statistical significance (HL vs, NHL, 2.38 units vs. 2.16 units, P = 0.4798) (Figure S5) (Table S3).

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