Anti-rhIDUA antibody titer measurements in synovial fluid demonstrated near-zero titers in fluid from all joints at baseline. At the end of the study, the rhIDUA-treated joints demonstrated the highest anti-rhIDUA antibody titers, while the saline-treated joints had elevated anti-rhIDUA antibody titers, but below circulating serum titer levels. Of note, Sph, the animal treated with
prednisone prior to study initiation, had the lowest saline-treated titer level and the second lowest rhIDUA-treated titer level.