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See Latest ArticlesEndothelial Gene Expression in Kidney Transplants with Alloantibody Indicates Antibody-Mediated Damage Despite Lack of C4d Staining
American Journal of Transplantation, 07/29/09
Sis B et al. – The results were validated in independent set of 82 kidneys. High renal endothelial transcript expression in patients with alloantibody is indicator of active antibody–mediated allograft damage and poor graft outcome.
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