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URL: http://www.ra-map.com/p/about-project.html
Proper Citation: RA MAP (RRID:SCR_010492)
Description: RA MAP is a public-private collaborative project into early Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA). Our goal is to: identify the key predictors of clinical response and remission in RA patients, and identify those individuals at high risk of developing RA. By understanding the human immune system in RA through the study of biological samples from RA patients we plan to develop an ''immunological toolkit'' measuring the immune status of healthy individuals and patients.
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