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==Overview==
==Future or Investigational Therapies==
Other immunosuppressants and [[bone marrow transplant|autologous stem cell transplants]] are under investigation as a possible cure. Recently, treatments that are more specific in modifying the particular subset of the immune cells (e.g. B- or T- cells) or [[cytokine]] proteins they secrete have been gaining attentionResearch into new treatments has recently been accelerated by genetic discoveries, especially mapping of the [[human genome]]. According to a June 2006 market analysis report by Datamonitor, treatment for SLE could be on the verge of a breakthrough as there are numerous late-Phase trials currently being carried out.<ref>[http://www.leaddiscovery.co.uk/reports/pharmaceutical_reports/Systemic_Lupus_Erythematosus-On_the_Verge_of_a_Breakthough.html Lead Discovery article on treatment of Lupus]</ref>


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Future or Investigational Therapies

Other immunosuppressants and autologous stem cell transplants are under investigation as a possible cure. Recently, treatments that are more specific in modifying the particular subset of the immune cells (e.g. B- or T- cells) or cytokine proteins they secrete have been gaining attention. Research into new treatments has recently been accelerated by genetic discoveries, especially mapping of the human genome. According to a June 2006 market analysis report by Datamonitor, treatment for SLE could be on the verge of a breakthrough as there are numerous late-Phase trials currently being carried out.[1]

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