highly significantP < 0.001
We showed a highly significant difference in the prevalence of anti-dsDNA positivity at the time of diagnosis of LN: 48% in MLN vs 92% in PLN ( P < 0.001).
We showed a highly significant difference in the prevalence of anti-dsDNA positivity at the time of diagnosis of LN: 48% in MLN vs 92% in PLN ( P < 0.001).
As seen in Table 1 , among patients with MLN, there was a higher proportion of individuals with African ancestry (17.4%) and a lower proportion of White Europeans (78.3%) compared with the PLN group (8.5 and 90%, respectively); however, this difference did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.083).