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      Animal models of spondyloarthritis.

      Advances in experimental medicine and biology
      Animals, Animals, Genetically Modified, Disease Models, Animal, Humans, Proteoglycans, immunology, Spondylarthritis, pathology, physiopathology

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          Animal models are available for the study of several different aspects of spondyloarthritis. The models include naturally occurring spontaneous disorders in primates and rodents, spontaneous disorders in transgenic or gene-deleted rodents and induced disorders in rodents. Areas of investigation to which these models contribute include the role HLA-B27, processes of spinal and peripheral joint inflammation and calcification, immune responses to candidate antigens and the role of TNF.

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