We're proud to share this concise overview of our work showcased at @ATCMeeting. The team has been driven over decades to provide improved diagnostic methods that will ultimately change patient care, & we're excited to share this glimpse into our work.
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📢 New Publication Alert! 📢
Many kidney transplants labeled “no rejection” show hidden TCMR & ABMR. This subthreshold activity is linked to future rejection & graft loss. 🔬
Read more: https://t.co/DfdlHIdQl5
#MMDx#MolecularMicroscope#KidneyTransplant#Rejection#TCMR#ABMR
(1) Halloran, P. F., et al. (1990). "The significance of the anti-class I antibody response. I. Clinical and pathologic features of anti-class I-mediated rejection." Transplantation 49(1): 85-91.
We are excited to report the publication of our recent collaborative study with Vienna and Berlin, published in @nejm. @MayerKatherinaa @MatthiasDiebold @kodo_kd @FarsadE https://t.co/xU3pip4yEL
It also suggests that dd-cfDNA could be used to help manage these patients during treatment. We are committed to seeing how this agent can benefit kidney transplants with ABMR in a controlled phase 3 trial, hopefully led by our collaborators in Vienna and Berlin.
This is historic: since we first described ABMR as a microcirculation disease 34 years ago (1), this is the first controlled trial to show an agent that can suppress microcirculation inflammation.