DNA methylation and mRNA and microRNA expression of SLE CD4+ T cells correlate with disease phenotype
Ming Zhao(Central South University), Qianjin Lu(Central South University), Yudong Xia(BGI Group (China)), Honglong Wu(Fujian Medical University), Qing Zhang(Zhejiang Chinese Medical University), Tak Mao Chan(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Fei Gao(Beijing Tian Tan Hospital), Li Wang(AbbVie (United States)), Peng Zhang(Capital Medical University), Siyang Liu(Sun Yat-sen University), Xinhai Yu(Central South University), Na Yi(Tongji University), Shuang Luo(Central South University), Susan Yung(Queen Mary Hospital), Bruce Richardson(McGill University), Wenjing Cheng(Fudan University), Mei-ni Tang(Central South University), Amr H. Sawalha(University of Pittsburgh), M. Eric Gershwin(University of California, Davis), Ning Li(Hangzhou Normal University)
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