New more sensitive diagnostics protect transplanted kidney
With new more sensitive diagnostics, rejection of a transplanted kidney can be detected earlier,...
This paper by Dr. Dan Hauzenberger, Medical Director of the Section for Transplantation Immunology at Karolinska University Hospital, Sweden, highlights the importance of chimerism as a diagnostic tool for clinicians treating transplanted patients. Furthermore, the evolution of novel diagnostic tools for early detection of mixed chimerism is discussed. The recent development of NGS technology offers the possibility to analyze mixed chimerism with both sensitivity, as well as accurate and precise determination.
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