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A New Driver for Lupus Pathogenesis is conserved in Humans and Mice.
Lupus is experienced as an “aggressive and expansive” disease affecting patients’ activities of daily living, sense of self, and social functioning [1]. Currently there is no cure. Despite substantial efforts, the lupus drug development field has witnessed only one FDA-approved therapy in the last 50 years. There is an urgent need to better our understanding of the pathogenic mechanisms for lupus, and to develop novel therapeutic strategies for both cutaneous and systemic lupus erythematosus.