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A. Epidemiology, Classification, Immunology and Immunogenetics   

    1. The International League of Associations for Rheumatology (ILAR) criteria for juvenile idiopathic arthritis:  Are we talking about the same thing?
        JE Weiss, BS Gottlieb, NI Ilowite, DR Flum, BA Eberhard

    2. Juvenile idiopathic arthritis is not associated with birth order
        S Prahalad, A Fraser, E O'Brien, R. Kerber, G. Mineau, J. Bohnsac

    3. A clinical and immunogenetic comparison of Caucasian and Native American children with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
        SY Cleland, B Fishinghawk, K Sullivan, JN Jarvis

    4. Familial aggregation of juvenile idiopathic arthritis
        S Prahalad, E O'Brien, A Fraser, R Kerber, G Mineau, J Bohnsack

    5. Linking clinical and genealogical databases to identify extended multiplex pedigrees with juvenile idiopathic arthritis
        S Prahalad, E O'Brien, A Fraser, R Kerber, G Mineau, J Bohnsack

    6. Use of microarrays to categorize childhood arthritis
        SD Thompson, MG Barnes, BJ Aronow, LL Luyrink, AA Grom, MB Moroldo, EH Gianinni, RA Colbert, DN Glass.

    7. Increased affinity of a transcription factor complex for the -174G allele of the IL-6 gene augments its transcriptional activity:  Rationale for susceptibility to systemic JIA
        MS Fife, R Jeffery, EM Ogilvie, P Woo

    8. Gene expression analysis of systemic onset juvenile arthritis blood
        V Pascual, L Bennett, F Allantaz, E Arce, Y Sardani, J Banchereau, K Palucka

    9. Phenotypic and functional differentiation of synovial memory T cells in JIA
        M Gattorno, I Prigione, A Gregorio, S Chiesa, S Gregorio, F Morandi, C Gambini, V Pistoia, A Martini

    10. Disease- specific IgM rheumatoid factor expression by tonsil-derived B cells depends upon the inhibition of apoptosis
        D Milojevic, VR Bonagura