There isn't a single diagnosis that explains those findings. Consult with a rheumatologist to discuss the possible cause.
DNA is negatively charged and a current is running through the gel with the positive pole and the foot of the gel run, so the DNA migrates from the head of the run towards its oppositely charged pole.
No, Humans have 2 dimensional hearing,,,,,, Think of a speaker It can generate the same sound in only 2 ways.... As a positive and negative wave pattern our ear drums are exactly the same but receive the wave instead 3 or rather 4th dimensional hearing is Telepathy
If the ANA test is positive it needs to go thru further process to determine the "pattern". Also the test results are expressed as a ratio. So it is actually a series of steps to get what would seem like 1 lab result. If you are lucky enough to be near a lab that processes these, and the test is essentially "negative" it could be as little as a few days. The more "positive" the test is, and the efficientcy of communication between all parties involved, could stretch it to a few weeks.
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Lupus presents with a speckled pattern.
No. 98% of people with lupus have a positive ANA with a speckled pattern. People with rheumatoid arthritis will have a positive rheumatoid factor and possible a positive ANA but with a different pattern.
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No. Approximately 10 million Americans have a positive ANA. There are about 1.5 million Americans with lupus. 95-98% of people with lupus have a positive ANA, the others do not. Most people with lupus have a positive ANA, but some do not. Many people have a positive ANA and have another autoimmune disease or no disease at all. The immunofluorescent pattern of the ANA is more significant than the titer number. Lupus usually presents with a speckled rather than homogeneous pattern. There are no definitive biomarkers for lupus.
ANA stands for anti nuclear antibodies. 10 million Americans have a positive ANA. 1.5 million Americans have lupus. Lupus presents with a speckled pattern not a homogeneous pattern. A positive ANA means you may have an autoimmune disease. however many people with a positive ANA have no active disease at all. The older you are, the more likely you are to have a positive ANA.
speckled i know because my grandad is a breeder I'm 12 3/4
10 million Americans have a positive ANA or antinuclear antibody test 1.5 million have a form of lupus. Of all those lupus patients, about 5% will have a negative ANA. The ANA titer is not directly linked to the level of disease activity in lupus. The ANA is just one of a variety of tests used in the difficult process of diagnosing this disease. In addition to a positive, the pattern seen under immunofluorescence is significant. A positive ANA coupled with a speckled pattern is more indicative of lupus than a homogeneous pattern. Lupus is diagnosed based on medical history, symptoms, a wide variety of laboratory tests of which the ANA is just one, and after ruling out other disease that lupus often imitates.
An positive ANA (antinuclear antibody) means that you make antibodies that attack the circulating debris of the nucleii of your own cells that have died. A titer of 320 means that your blood had to be diluted320 times before they got a sample that had no antinuclear antibody. Typically the numbers are 40, 80, 160, 320, 640, and so on. Lupus presents a speckled pattern, not a nucleolar pattern. 10 million Americans have a positive ANA. Only 1.5 million have lupus. Many people have a positive ANA and no active disease of any kind. Unless you are having some kind of symptoms, don't be overly concerned.
Merle is a description of a pattern on a dog's coat that is created from a certain gene. Dogs that have the merle gene tend to have speckled coats and blue eyes.
ANA means anti-nuclear antibodies. There are antibodies that a person might make against the nuclear material of their own cells that have died, broken down and are circulating in the blood stream. 10 million Americans have a positive ANA. Many have no disease. The older one is, the more likely one is to have a positive ANA. The ANA test is a titer which means the number represents how many times the lab had to dilute the blood to come up with a sample with no autoantibodies. IFA refers to immunofluorescence. People with lupus who have a positive ANA are likely to have a speckled pattern under immunofluorescence.
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