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. 2001 Jan 30;98(3):1148–1153. doi: 10.1073/pnas.98.3.1148

Table 1.

The effect of treatment with pCDR1 on the clinical manifestations of experimental SLE

Immunization and treatment WBC (mean ± SD) Proteinuria (mean g/l ± SD) Mean intensity of immune complex deposits ± SD
16/6 Id 2760  ± 391 1.4  ± 0.9 1.1  ± 0.2
16/6Id + reversed pCDR1 3220  ± 311 1.8  ± 1 0.88  ± 0.2
16/6Id + pCDR1 5950  ± 420* 0.475  ± 0.35§ 0.37  ± 0.1
pCDR1 only 5750  ± 208 0.225  ± 0.15 0.16  ± 0.1
Normal mice 5340  ± 313 0.18  ± 0.16 0.09  ± 0.09

BALB/c mice were immunized with 16/6Id and concomitantly injected with pCDR1 or reversed pCDR1 100 μg/mouse i.v. once per week for 5 weeks. Mice were followed for 8 months. Results of leukopenia and proteinuria were obtained 7 months after immunization and are representative of 3 experiments and of measurements performed at different time points. Results of immune complex deposits were evaluated as follows: 0 = no lesions or minimal lesions; 1 = moderate lesions; 2 = severe lesions. Kidney analyses were performed at death. 

*

, P < 0.01,  

and  

, P < 0.03 compared to 16/6Id immunized mice that were not treated.  

, P < 0.01 and  

§

, P < 0.03 compared to 16/6Id immunized and reversed pCDR1 treated mice, respectively.