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Targeted Therapies in Rheumatology

Informa Healthcare, December 2002, Pages: 768

This textbook serves as a comprehensive reference on the latest science underlying the development of biological therapies, as well as their use in animal and human studies of rheumatological disease. Part A covers targets of emerging therapies - targeting/manipulating cells, targeting cell surface receptors, targeting cytokines, inflammatory mediators and transcription factors, and targeting plasma molecules. Part B then examines the use and implementation of these new therapies in the clinic, covering their use in treating specific rheumatological conditions. Part C discusses issues relating to study design and regulatory issues in the US and Europe.

Part A. Targets.

Section I: Targeting/Manipulating Cells. T-cells. B-cells. Macrophages. Dendritic cells. Neutrophils. Fibroblasts. Mast Cells.

Section II: Targeting Cell Surface Receptors. Complement Receptors. Fc-Receptors. CD-28. Fas.

Section III: Targeting Cytokines. TNF-alpha. IL-1. IL-6. IL-18. IL-12. IL-15. Th1/Th2 balance a) Experimental models of rheumatological diseases b) Human disease. OPG. Chemokines. The balance between pro- and anti- inflammatory cytokines.

Section IV: Targeting Inflammatory Mediators and Transcription Factors. iNOS. COX/PG synthases. Matrix molecules. NFkB. Jak/STATs. MMPs. Angiogenesis.

Section V: Targeting. Immunoglobulins. Complement. Apheresis. Part B. Studies in Human and Experimental Rheumatic Diseases. Ethical Issues. Rheumatoid Arthritis. Biologics in Early Arthritis. Juvenile Arthritis. Psoriatic arthritis/psoriasis. Spondylarthritis. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Vasculitis. Myositis. Part C. Study Design. Randomized Controlled Trials. Long-Term Observational Studies. Long-Term Monitoring of Experimental (Novel) Therapies. Community-Based Studies. Regulatory Issues - FDA Index.

Section II: Targeting Cell Surface Receptors.

Section III: Targeting Cytokines.

Section IV: Targeting Inflammatory mediators and Transcription Factors.

Josef S. Smolen University of Vienna, Austria.

Peter E Lipsky National Institute of Arthritis, Bethesda, USA.

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