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Sera from these patients were tested, by ELISA, for autoantibodies to guanosine, single-stranded DNA (ssDNA), and double-stranded DNA (dsDNA). Anti-doublestranded DNA levels were also measured by RIA. Resultant values from these assays were correlated with SLE disease activity, and compared with specific features of SLE. The strongest correlation was higher levels of antiguanosine antibodies in patients with active lupus nephritis and polyserositis compared to patients with inactive disease (P < 0.0001). Antiguanosine levels also correlated with arthritis (P < 0.006), CNS lupus (P < 0.005), and hematologic manifestations of SLE (P < 0.002). To test the validity of this association in chronic SLE, serum antiguanosine antibodies were measured in patients with SLE at various phases of disease activity. Twelve patients with SLE had serum samples drawn at active, active-improved, and inactive phases over a 3\u20137 y period. Differences were significant for serum antiguanosine antibodies in the active group compared to the inactive group (P < 0.05) and the active vs the active-improved group (P < 0.02), unlike those for dsDNA and ssDNA by ELISA or RIA. Antiguanosine antibodies correlated more closely with disease activity in SLE patients in this longitudinal study than either anti-dsDNA or ssDNA antibodies. 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