Abstract:Results Group A did not differ from control group. Group B had higher titers of anti-ABCA1 antibodies (p=0.004), with 4 patients showing positive anti-ABCA1 titers (11.4%). In group B, anti-ABCA1 antibodies titers tend to negatively correlate with HDL (p=0.06) and apoliporoteinA-I levels (p=0.04). In both groups, anti-HDL antibodies did not correlate with anti-ABCA1 titers. Conclusions This is the first report of naturally occurring antibodies against ABCA1. These antibodies are increased in patients with SLE … Show more
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