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1 Author Index 2016
 77 S p. iii-ix
nvt p.
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2 Author Index 2016
 77 S p. 157-163
7 p.
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3 OR28 Advances in molecular typing of abo/rhd and ccr5Δ32 mutation Yin, Yuxin
 2016
 77 S p. 23-
1 p.
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4 OR 47 Allele-specific antibody to hla-dq alpha chain in a case of chronic antibody-mediated rejection Xu, Qingyong
 2016
 77 S p. 27-
1 p.
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5 OR33 Allelic diversity and haplotype structure of HLA-DPB1 based on full-length characterization of most CWD alleles Schöfl, Gerhard
 2016
 77 S p. 31-
1 p.
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6 OR16 Antibodies to donor human leukocyte antigen induce exosomes containing tissue-restricted self-antigens in acute and chronic rejection Gunasekaran, Muthukumar
 2016
 77 S p. 14-
1 p.
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7 OR23 Antibodies to MICA, AT1R and endothelial cells occur independently in transplant patients and in sera Valenzuela, Nicole M.
 2016
 77 S p. 19-
1 p.
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8 OR9 A single amino acid residue within the HLA-B*35 heavy chain determines the immune dominance of peptides during hcmv infection Abels, Wiebke C.
 2016
 77 S p. 9-
1 p.
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9 OR44 Assessing the dynamics between two cord blood units in adult double cord transplantation Cusick, Matthew
 2016
 77 S p. 37-38
2 p.
 article
10 OR5 Can you predict accurate crossmatch results with HLA-DP DSA? Vega, Renato M.
 2016
 77 S p. 5-
1 p.
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11 OR20 Characterization of de novo donor-specific HLA ANTIBODIES AND correlation with C4d+ antibody-mediated rejection of kidney transplants Kopchaliiska, Dessislava
 2016
 77 S p. 17-
1 p.
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12 OR21 Clinical significance of C3D binding donor specific anti-HLA antibodies detected by single antigen beads after kidney transplantation Steller, Paula
 2016
 77 S p. 18-
1 p.
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13 OR36 Defining KIR and HLA class I alleles at highest resolution using next generation sequencing Nemat-Gorgani, Neda
 2016
 77 S p. 32-
1 p.
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14 OR49 Detecting chimerism following lung transplant with graft vs. host disease Clark, Lauren
 2016
 77 S p. 28-
1 p.
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15 OR46 Detecting low level clonal somatic mutation in HLA genes using next-generation sequencing in the presence of aplastic anemia Duke, Jamie L.
 2016
 77 S p. 39-
1 p.
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16 OR30 Dual redundant reference sequencing (DR2S): a computational approach for phase-defined full-length HLA-gene characterization Schöfl, Gerhard
 2016
 77 S p. 25-
1 p.
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17 OR34 Examination of HLA DP inton/exon variation identifies two DPB1 evolutionary groups including intron 2 STR variants that may regulate DPB1 expression levels Barsakis, Konstantinos
 2016
 77 S p. 31-
1 p.
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18 OR43 Frequency of HLA DPA1 and DPB1 mismatching in a population of 1199 pairs of presumed HLA identical sibling transplant pairs Vierra-Green, Cynthia
 2016
 77 S p. 37-
1 p.
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19 OR18 Full gene sequencing reveals very limited variation in the regions outside of the antigen recognition domains (ARD) of 360 unrelated hematopoietic stem cell transplant donor-recipient pairs matched for 10/10 at high resolution Hurley, Carolyn
 2016
 77 S p. 15-
1 p.
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20 OR37 Haplotype analyses of classical HLA genes from quartet families Osoegawa, Kazutoyo
 2016
 77 S p. 33-
1 p.
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21 OR40 High cell free DNA (CFDNA) recipient chimerism during early post-transplant period predicts clinically significant graft versus host disease Tripathi, Gaurav
 2016
 77 S p. 35-
1 p.
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22 OR17 HLA-B intron derived microrna regulates the posttranscriptional expression of the heavy chain of the immunoglobulin A Chitnis, Nilesh S.
 2016
 77 S p. 14-
1 p.
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23 OR14 HLA class I antibodies increased WNT/β-catenin pathway component protein lymphoid-binding factor 1 (LEF1) in endothelial cells in foxo1 protein dependent fashion Twombley, Katherine
 2016
 77 S p. 12-
1 p.
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24 OR11 HLA linked pharmacogenomics: Carbamazepine alteration of the HLA-A∗31:01 peptide binding groove Kunze-Schumacher, Heike
 2016
 77 S p. 10-
1 p.
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25 OR52 HLA typing from a deceased donor who received hematopoietic stem cell transplant Xu, Qingyong
 2016
 77 S p. 30-
1 p.
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26 OR22 Identification and validation of non-HLA antibodies in allograft recipients Butler, Carrie
 2016
 77 S p. 18-
1 p.
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27 OR 25 Immunotherapy induced rapid reduction of preformed dsa in highly sensitized recipients of visceral transplantation Zhang, Aiwen
 2016
 77 S p. 20-21
2 p.
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28 OR42 Imputation of dpb1 for donor selection in the major us race groups Halagan, Michael S.
 2016
 77 S p. 36-
1 p.
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29 OR12 Integrin β1 partners with HLA class II molecules to mediate endothelial cell (EC) functions Li, Fang
 2016
 77 S p. 10-11
2 p.
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30 OR1 Mapping anti-HLA antibody epitopes by painting the HLA blue McMurtrey, Curtis
 2016
 77 S p. 1-
1 p.
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31 OR27 Micrornas in serum as noninvasive biomarkers of acute cellular rejection in heart allograft patients Ho, Sophey Y.
 2016
 77 S p. 22-
1 p.
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32 OR13 Mitogen-activated protein kinase P38 and C-JUN NH2-terminal kinase regulate hla class II antibody-stimulated activation of human aortic endothelial cells Jin, Yi-Ping
 2016
 77 S p. 11-
1 p.
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33 OR15 New NGS HLA typing by targeted enrichment procedure, capture method Inoko, Hidetoshi
 2016
 77 S p. 13-
1 p.
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34 OR51 Not all STR markers are created equal: Loss of heterozygosity renders informative markers to noninformative in chimerism testing Zhang, Xiaohai (Sam)
 2016
 77 S p. 29-
1 p.
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35 OR4 Possible parameters for determination of unacceptable DP antigens for transplantation Crowe, Deborah O.
 2016
 77 S p. 5-
1 p.
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36 OR50 Potential new molecular markers to select donors for bone marrow/hematopoeitic stem cell transplantation Patel, Gopal
 2016
 77 S p. 29-
1 p.
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37 OR32 Potential role of loci in linkage disequilibrium with DRB1 in the pathogenesis of rheumatoid arthritis Anderson, Kirsten M.
 2016
 77 S p. 26-
1 p.
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38 OR29 Prediction of abo rh serotypes by molecular typing of abo rh genes is highly concordant with serological typing: experience with typing 1000,000 samples Cereb, Nezih
 2016
 77 S p. 24-
1 p.
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39 OR19 Quantification of peripheral B-cell subsets in acute allograft rejection in recipients with renal transplantation Dhital, Ravi
 2016
 77 S p. 16-
1 p.
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40 OR8 Quantitative assessment of HLA class I presentation in ICT-107, a dendritic cell-based immunotherapy Kaabinejadian, Saghar
 2016
 77 S p. 8-
1 p.
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41 OR24 Recipient FCGR3A-158V homozygous genotype is associated with an increased risk of chronic lung allograft dysfunction Sun, Haibo
 2016
 77 S p. 19-20
2 p.
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42 OR48 Resolution of conflicting hla assignment due to loss of heterozygosity in the hla region by NGS typing Lazar-Molnar, Eszter
 2016
 77 S p. 28-
1 p.
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43 OR45 RNA sequencing of two lymphoblastoid cell lines reveals novel microrna transcripts of the MHC Clark, Peter M.
 2016
 77 S p. 38-
1 p.
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44 OR26 Taking the hla-specific memory b cell elispot to the next level: assaying the full donor hla repertoire Karahan, Gonca E.
 2016
 77 S p. 22-
1 p.
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45 OR31 The economics of next generation sequencing Meintjes, Peter
 2016
 77 S p. 25-
1 p.
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46 OR6 The positive virtual crossmatch. Correlation between HLA DSA and flow cytometry crossmatch results Montagner, Juliana
 2016
 77 S p. 6-
1 p.
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47 OR39 The power of single molecule sequencing in HLA diagnostics Groeneweg, Mathijs
 2016
 77 S p. 34-
1 p.
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48 OR3 The strength of positive linear correlations between donor-specific HLA antibodies and flow-cytometry crossmatch is locus-dependent Cunniffe, Kelly
 2016
 77 S p. 3-4
2 p.
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49 OR7 The UCLA virtual crossmatch exchange Locke, Arlene F.
 2016
 77 S p. 7-
1 p.
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50 OR53 Three case reports: NGS-based high resolution HLA typing permits better assessment of donor-recipient compatibility in solid organ transplant Huang, Yanping
 2016
 77 S p. 30-
1 p.
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51 OR41 Transcriptome analysis of immunity related genes as early predictor of graft versus host disease Dharmani-Khan, Poonam
 2016
 77 S p. 36-
1 p.
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52 OR10 Tumor antigens presented by the HLA-A*02:01 of breast cancer patient-derived xenografts DeVette, Christa
 2016
 77 S p. 9-
1 p.
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53 OR2 Variable expression of HLA-C impacts T versus B cell crossmatch outcomes Lucas, Donna P.
 2016
 77 S p. 2-
1 p.
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54 OR35 Whole gene Class I sequencing in a large sample volume reveals extensive variation in intronic regions Cereb, Nezih
 2016
 77 S p. 32-
1 p.
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55 OR38 Whole gene HLA class I genotyping with the minion nanopore sequencer Lang, Kathrin
 2016
 77 S p. 33-
1 p.
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56 P150 A case of a shared epitope Dvorai, Reut Hod
 2016
 77 S p. 147-
1 p.
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57 P157 Accelerated graft loss due to non-complement fixing donor-specific antibody against a single DP epitope Carriker, Amber
 2016
 77 S p. 152-
1 p.
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58 P151 Acute antibody-mediated kidney rejection associated with anti-Bw6 originated from allosensitization to HLA-C14 during pregnancy: A case report Persaud, Stephen P.
 2016
 77 S p. 147-
1 p.
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59 P029 Algorithm for haploidentical hematopoietic cell transplant in Panama Vernaza, Alejandro A.
 2016
 77 S p. 60-
1 p.
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60 P035 A method for large-scale analysis of HLA genetic variation Wang, Wei
 2016
 77 S p. 66-
1 p.
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61 P047 Analysis of 25,000 Caucasian samples reveals tight linkage between SNP rs9277534 and high resolution typing of HLA-DPB1 Schöne, Bianca
 2016
 77 S p. 74-
1 p.
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62 P112 Analysis of KAS impact on a single center Eckstein, Andrew J.
 2016
 77 S p. 120-
1 p.
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63 P059 Analysis of the one year transplant trend in Michigan’s highly sensitized patient cohort post new OPTN kidney allocation system Kheradmand, Taba
 2016
 77 S p. 82-
1 p.
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64 P077 Anti-A titers in ABO incompatible transplantation – An OPO’S experience Aguilucho, Maria
 2016
 77 S p. 93-
1 p.
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65 P060 Antibody-mediated and cellular rejection: How can they seem so similar? Parkes, Michael
 2016
 77 S p. 82-
1 p.
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66 P156 An unexpected discovery complicates an otherwise uneventful HLA identical hemapoetic stem cell transplant Metz, Jennifer L.
 2016
 77 S p. 151-
1 p.
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67 P092 APOL1 genotyping: Can it aid in donor selection? O’Shields, Elaine F.
 2016
 77 S p. 105-
1 p.
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68 P014 A simple and fast method for enrichment of lymphocyte subsets for complement dependent cytotoxicity assays Salomon, Adriana
 2016
 77 S p. 51-
1 p.
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69 P006 Assessing the functional significance of HLA antibodies in renal allograft Conciatori, Michael
 2016
 77 S p. 44-
1 p.
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70 P118 Association between the frequency of human Leukocyte antigen class I and class II genes in Saudi population and relative risk of developing nasopharyngeal carcinoma Chentoufi, Aziz A.
 2016
 77 S p. 124-
1 p.
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71 P024 Automated solid-phase HLA antibody assay using the BioTek ELx50 microplate washer Szewczyk, Katarzyna
 2016
 77 S p. 57-
1 p.
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72 P017 Automation of HLA-typing using next generation sequencing with Omixon’s holotype HLA X2 kit and beckman-coulter’s biomek liquid handling system Pollok, Robert
 2016
 77 S p. 54-
1 p.
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73 P027 Automation of NGS-based HLA typing assays on the Beckman Coulter Biomek series of automated liquid handlers Smith, Zachary
 2016
 77 S p. 59-
1 p.
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74 P0040 Binding of carbamylated peptides to alleles associated with susceptibility and resistance to rheumatoid arthritis Anderson, Kirsten M.
 2016
 77 S p. 69-
1 p.
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75 P008 Case scenario, performance differences of the two commercially available solid phase single antigen reagents Zayer, Fadi Al
 2016
 77 S p. 45-
1 p.
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76 P141 CDC-T-AHG positive, flow negative crossmatch due to HLA-B57 specific IgM antibody: Case study McLendon, Dana L.
 2016
 77 S p. 140-
1 p.
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77 P155 Challenges identifying antibodies using solid phase methods when controls fail Portwood, Elizabeth A.
 2016
 77 S p. 151-
1 p.
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78 P019 Collection of major HLA allele sequences in japanese population towards precise NGS based HLA DNA typing at the field 4 level Suzuki, Shingo
 2016
 77 S p. 55-
1 p.
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79 P091 Comparison of four HLA next-generation sequencing typing methods Profaizer, Tracie
 2016
 77 S p. 105-
1 p.
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80 P132 Complete nucleotide sequence characterization of DRB5 alleles indicate a homogeneous allele group which is distinct from other DRB genes Barsakis, Konstantinos
 2016
 77 S p. 133-
1 p.
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81 P010 Complex constellation of HLA antibodies contributes to decreasing trend of kidney transplant rate in candidates with 100% CPRA Rajalingam, Raja
 2016
 77 S p. 47-48
2 p.
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82 P071 Contaminating dna is variably detected at each HLA NexGen sequencing and can result in incorrect HLA type assignments Rhodes-Clark, Bobbie
 2016
 77 S p. 89-
1 p.
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83 P120 Correlation between FlowPRA® and LABScreen Class II single antigen beads for the detection of HLA DQB antibodies: Not all assays are created equal Brannon, Patricia
 2016
 77 S p. 125-
1 p.
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84 P158 Could chimerism testing on orthotopic liver transplant patients lead to earlier graft versus host disease intervention and in turn more effective outcomes? Rearick, Annette
 2016
 77 S p. 152-
1 p.
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85 P133 C1q single antigen bead testing: A case with questionable significance? Burns, Kevin
 2016
 77 S p. 133-134
2 p.
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86 P044 C1q status and titer of de novo donor specific antibodies are not predictors of allograft survival Wiebe, Chris
 2016
 77 S p. 72-
1 p.
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87 P103 Crosslinking immunogenetics to pharmacogenetics: Fc γ RIIIa polymorphism predicts response to Rituximab therapy in mantle cell lymphoma Akhter, Ariz
 2016
 77 S p. 114-
1 p.
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88 P046 Deconstructing HLA-C mismatch in hematopoietic stem cell transplantation Tsamadou, Chrysanthi
 2016
 77 S p. 73-
1 p.
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89 P072 De novo anti-HLA-class II donor specific antibodies are associated with patient mortality after lung transplant failure Bahar, Burak
 2016
 77 S p. 90-
1 p.
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90 P136 De novo HLA antibodies with similar specificities in three recipients from the same deceased organ donor Hidajat, Melanny
 2016
 77 S p. 137-
1 p.
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91 P127 Detection of MICA antibodies: Comparison between MICA Screening and Single Antigen tests Zhang, Xiaohai (Sam)
 2016
 77 S p. 129-130
2 p.
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92 P034 Detection of soluble HLA antigens (sHLA) in blood for early detection of non-small cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC) Kanangat, Smriti
 2016
 77 S p. 65-
1 p.
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93 P135 Determination of the whole HLA-DQB1∗06:37 sequence by the combination of long range polymerase chain reaction, next generation sequencing and phasing Schäfer, Marco
 2016
 77 S p. 137-
1 p.
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94 P032 Determining the minimum EDTA concentration necessary to eliminate prozone effect in the single antigen bead (SAB) assay Liwski, Robert
 2016
 77 S p. 64-
1 p.
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95 P143 Determining the serologic equivalent of a relatively rare common allele DRB1∗11:17 MacLeod, Elise
 2016
 77 S p. 141-
1 p.
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96 P055 Development of immune responses to tissue-restricted self-antigens in simultaneous kidney-pancreas transplant recipients with acute rejection Gunasekaran, Muthukumar
 2016
 77 S p. 79-
1 p.
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97 P021 Development of laboratory-developed chimerism analysis assay targeting t lymphocytes in hematopoietic stem cell transplantation Hong, Yun Ji
 2016
 77 S p. 56-
1 p.
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98 P013 Development of the IPD-MHC database Robinson, James
 2016
 77 S p. 51-
1 p.
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99 P023 Direct transmission of HLA report to electronic medical record via cold feed interface Shike, Hiroko
 2016
 77 S p. 57-
1 p.
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100 P086 Distribution analysis of DPB1 ∗ 104:01 – Unexpected results for a member of the DPB1 ∗ 03:01:01G ambiguous allele group Antovich, Zachary
 2016
 77 S p. 100-
1 p.
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101 P074 Donor specific anti-HLA antibodies are associated with subclinical allograft injury in heart transplant recipients Nagahama, Hugo Kaneku
 2016
 77 S p. 91-
1 p.
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102 P153 Donor specific anti-HLA antibodies in haplo-transplant- What to tell the clinician? Gandhi, Manish J.
 2016
 77 S p. 149-
1 p.
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103 P061 Donor-specific anti-human leukocyte antibodies of immunoglobulin G3 subtype are associated with high-grade rejection in pediatric heart transplantation Girnita, Alin
 2016
 77 S p. 83-
1 p.
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104 P038 “Donor”-specific regulatory T cells for clinical transplant tolerance: Optimization of ex vivo expansion and characterization Mathew, James M.
 2016
 77 S p. 68-
1 p.
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105 P121 DR AlBalwi, Mohammed
 2016
 77 S p. 126-
1 p.
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106 P050 DSA-FXM distinguish auto-Ab from Allo-Ab in FXM and detect true donor specific HLA-Abs Chen, Ge
 2016
 77 S p. 76-
1 p.
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107 P054 EDTA treatment of serum eliminates interference in flow cytometric crossmatches Rewinski, Michael J.
 2016
 77 S p. 78-
1 p.
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108 P089 Enhanced resolution in rapid HLA typing of deceased donors: A single center experience using a new Taqman-based qPCR approach Lunz, John
 2016
 77 S p. 102-
1 p.
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109 P020 Evaluation of 5-color multiplex short tandem repeat method for chimerism/engraftment study Kumer, Lorie H.
 2016
 77 S p. 55-
1 p.
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110 P062 Evaluation of HLA-DP T-cell epitope (TCE) matching algorithm for selecting donors BMT/HSCT Laul, Anish
 2016
 77 S p. 83-
1 p.
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111 P018 Evaluation of labtype CWD and XR assays utilizing labscan3d for high throughput/resolution HLA typing Levy, Kimberly Y.
 2016
 77 S p. 54-
1 p.
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112 P079 Experience using the illumina HLA trusight NGS kits: Version 1 vs. version 2 Profaizer, Tracie
 2016
 77 S p. 94-
1 p.
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113 P126 Exression of killer cell immunoglobulin like receptors among Arabs from the Kuwait national stem cell registy Ameen, Reem
 2016
 77 S p. 129-
1 p.
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114 P0070 Extracting histotrac data to excel reduces the time required to perform virtual matches by semi-automation Tumer, Gizem
 2016
 77 S p. 88-
1 p.
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115 P139 False homozygosity observed for one sample’s HLA genotyping on two independent next generation sequencing platforms Kashi, Zahra
 2016
 77 S p. 139-
1 p.
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116 P134 Fast de novo donor specific antibody development in lung transplant recipient Lobashevsky, Andrew L.
 2016
 77 S p. 135-136
2 p.
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117 P111 Five locus high resolution extended haplotypes (eh) in healthy Mexican mestizos from the Highlands of Mexico Flores-A, Hilario
 2016
 77 S p. 119-
1 p.
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118 P026 Four unrelated individuals sharing a haplotype with a rear allele DQB1∗06:123 Gharably, Amal Al
 2016
 77 S p. 58-
1 p.
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119 P115 Frequencies of recombination in the HLA class I & II regions in hematopoietic stem cell transplant patients and related donors Patel, Hemantkumar
 2016
 77 S p. 122-
1 p.
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120 P048 Gene expression profiling of transplant formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded biopsies: comparison of a custom TaqMan® low density array and quantitative nuclease-protection assay Margolles-Clark, Emilio Margolles-Clark
 2016
 77 S p. 74-
1 p.
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121 P075 Generation of an algorithm to standardize HLA typing information for UNOS Brown, Nicholas K.
 2016
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1 p.
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122 P037 Genotyping of six classical HLA loci using next generation sequencing Ehrenberg, Philip
 2016
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1 p.
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123 P085 Heat map of HLA antibody profiles in 5281 kidney wait list candidates revealed locus/CREG/bead-specific patterns associated with mode of sensitization Gae, David D.
 2016
 77 S p. 98-99
2 p.
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124 P097 High prevalence of anti-angiotensin II type 1 receptor antibody in HLA-sensitized transplant candidates Girnita, Alin
 2016
 77 S p. 108-109
2 p.
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125 P159 High-resolution HLA-typing can confirm diagnosis of graft versus host disease after orthotopic liver-transplantation Pandey, Soumya
 2016
 77 S p. 153-
1 p.
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126 P005 High titer of angiotensin II receptor I antibodies may cause persistent weak positive b cell reactivity in flow cytometry crossmatch in the absence of hla antibodies Bravo-Egana, Valia
 2016
 77 S p. 44-
1 p.
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127 P025 HLA-C and HLA-P antibody in renal transplanted patients in Hong Kong Li, Alan
 2016
 77 S p. 58-
1 p.
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128 P095 HLA class I variation in Iranian Lur and Kurd populations: High allele and haplotype diversity with an abundance of KIR ligands Ashouri, Elham
 2016
 77 S p. 107-
1 p.
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129 P080 HLA disease association assignment by multiplexed NGS assay Westerink, Nienke
 2016
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1 p.
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130 P087 HLA-DPB1 allele typing frequency from a single center study Kawczak, Paul
 2016
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2 p.
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131 P096 HLA-DPB1 level of expression, determined by SNP analysis, and serologic epitopes Cano, Pedro
 2016
 77 S p. 108-
1 p.
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132 P043 HLA-DP donor specific antibodies associated with antibody mediated rejection and poor allograft survival following lung transplant Zhang, Aiwen
 2016
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1 p.
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133 P022 HLA-DRB1 and HLA-DQA1/B1 alleles in association with leprosy compared to household contacts Alves, Hugo V.
 2016
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1 p.
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134 P098 HLA haplotype diversity in Cape Town, South Africa Thorstenson, Yvonne
 2016
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1 p.
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135 P030 HLA tool for teaching Buckert, Linda S.
 2016
 77 S p. 61-62
2 p.
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136 P163 HLA typing for a rare case with disseminated nontuberculous mycobacterial infections Patel, Jaishree
 2016
 77 S p. 155-
1 p.
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137 P125 How can we develop the best test algorithm to monitor hla antibodies for renal recipients? – An evaluation of solid phase antibody assays MacCann, Eileen S.
 2016
 77 S p. 128-
1 p.
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138 P067 How different is gamma block in HLA matched (10/10) unrelated pairs detected by next generation sequencing (NGS)? Gendzekhadze, Ketevan
 2016
 77 S p. 86-
1 p.
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139 P101 How to do more with less in the molecular HLA laboratory? McCue, Jennifer
 2016
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1 p.
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140 P123 HPA typing with LinkS e ¯ q™, a real-time PCR detection system Antovich, Zachary
 2016
 77 S p. 127-
1 p.
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141 P012 Human IVIG preparations contain antibody to native and denatured HLA Marrari, Marilyn
 2016
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142 P094 Human leukocyte antigen characterization of a Kumeyaay ethnic group community in Baja California, Mexico Alvarado, Brenda L.
 2016
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143 P049 Human metabolites bind to the P4 pocket of HLA-DRB1∗15:01, with implications for multiple sclerosis susceptibility Misra, Maneesh K.
 2016
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1 p.
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144 P142 Hyperacute rejection in a kidney transplant recipient with no HLA antibodies Lemp, Nathan A.
 2016
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1 p.
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145 P160 Identification of a novel HLA DRB1∗11 allele and haplotype lacking the HLA-DRB3 gene Howard, Natasha M.
 2016
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146 P116 Immune reconstitution in Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplanted Patients (HSCT): Assessing immune cell subsets and chimerisms at different periods post-transplant García-G, Elizabeth
 2016
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1 p.
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147 P042 Impact of minor HLA allelic mismatches on outcomes of hematopoietic cell transplants Lobashevsky, Andrew L.
 2016
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1 p.
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148 P015 Impact of the new kidney allocation system on highly sensitized recipient transplant rates: The utah experience Pole, Ann
 2016
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1 p.
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149 P003 Impact of the new kidney allocation system on the transplant rates of highly sensitized patients. A single center experience Chan, Shirley
 2016
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1 p.
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150 P009 Implementation of robotic methodology and instrumentation for the detection of HLA antibodies in single antigen beads assays Fernandez-Bango, Casiana
 2016
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151 P093 Increasing number of highly sensitized patients waiting in kidney paired donation program Stepkowski, Stanislaw
 2016
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1 p.
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152 P065 Information theory-based analysis of classical HLA genes Huang, Hu
 2016
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1 p.
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153 P052 In search of a gold standard for a low immune risk kidney transplant. Flow cytometry crossmatch or single antigen beads? Montagner, Juliana
 2016
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1 p.
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154 P106 Killer immunoglobilun-like receptors (KIR) BB haplotype confers susceptibility to acute childhood lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) and 2DS2, 2DS3 and 2DS4 activating genes are of low risk in mexican children Gonzalez, Betsy A.
 2016
 77 S p. 116-
1 p.
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155 P076 KIR allele level typing by a novel neXtype algorithm Pruschke, Jens
 2016
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1 p.
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156 P031 Laboratory algorithm for the first cardiac transplant in Panama Vernaza, Alejandro A.
 2016
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1 p.
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157 P105 Laboratory staffing retention: A retrospective study Chesterton, Kevin
 2016
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158 P131 Limitations of virtual crossmatch for deceased kidney transplantation in highly sensitized patients Jani, Vivek
 2016
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1 p.
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159 P124 LinkS e ¯ q™ wipe test, a real-time PCR detection system for amplification products contamination Antovich, Zachary
 2016
 77 S p. 128-
1 p.
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160 P057 Measuring linkage disequilibrium with next-generation sequencing HLA typing data Cano, Pedro
 2016
 77 S p. 80-
1 p.
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161 P130 Melon™GEL IGG spin purification KIT: A robust and rapid method to remove all interfering factors from serum Kielek, Denise E.
 2016
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1 p.
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162 P129 Missing the forest for the trees: Using shared epitope analysis tools to understand crossmatch results Thai, An T.
 2016
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1 p.
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163 P138 Modulation of CD20 expression on B cells by anti-CD20 antibodies Bellintani, Elaine C.
 2016
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1 p.
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164 P088 Multidimensional identification of anti-HLA antibodies Cano, Pedro
 2016
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1 p.
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165 P039 New priorities: Analysis of the new kidney allocation system on UCLA patients transplanted from the deceased donor waitlist Hickey, Michelle J.
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166 P069 Next generation sequencing based polymorphism and gene expression analysis of umbilical cord blood human leukocyte antigen Yamamoto, Fiona F.
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167 P066 Next-generation sequencing (NGS) HLA typing: Beyond allele assignment Cano, Pedro
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168 P107 Next generation sequencing (NGS) of the MHC, in Mestizos from Oaxaca, belonging to the Mexican unrelated donor registry-DONORMO Munguía, Andrea
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169 P073 Next generation sequencing of all classical HLA-class I and II genes Smith, Nathaniel T.
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170 P041 Next generation sequencing reveals HLA genomic and haplotype diversity in U.S. populations of European and African ancestry Creary, Lisa E.
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171 P090 NGS characterization of HLA haplotypes in multi-generation families of Kuwaiti descent Ameen, Reem
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172 P001 On the occurrence of non-cwd alleles in the german dkms donor database Baier, Daniel M.
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173 P104 Optimizing an NGS assay for HLA typing to ensure even amplicon and sample representation Brown, Nicholas K.
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174 P016 Overcoming electronic medical record interoperability challenges with a combined discrete data and encapsulated binary test results interface Brack, Collin D.
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175 P108 Platform-independent software and reagents for QPCR-based microchimerism analysis Reardon, Mar
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176 P084 Post transplant DSA in a cohort of kidney recipients 8 to 16 years after transplantation Norin, Allen J.
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177 P113 Predictive value of C1q donor specific antibody in identifying pathologic features of AMR Field, Elizabeth H.
 2016
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178 P053 Pre-treatment DSA titer predicts the effectiveness of carfilzomib-based therapy for antibody mediated rejection in lung transplant recipients Zeevi, Adriana
 2016
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179 P102 Prevalence of anti HLA antibodies in adult hematopoietic stem cell transplant recipients Al-Awwami, Moheeb
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180 P152 Prozone phenomena may skew the strength of Donor Specific Antibody (DSA) Al Zayer, Fadi
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181 P033 Quantification of CMV-specific T cell responses in immunosuppressed renal transplant recipients Rossetti, Maura
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182 P122 Rapid isolation of CD15 positively selected cells from blood following use of the new EasySep™ RBC Depletion Reagent McQueen, Karina L.
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183 P100 Resistance to BK Viremia in renal transplant patients is associated with HLA-DQ5 and HLA-DQ6 Roark, Christina
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184 P110 Resolution potential of KIR typing based on high-throughput NGS genotyping data Wagner, Ines
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185 P164 “Reverse” transfusion related acute lung injury? A complicated granulocyte transfusion case report Burns, Kevin
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186 P064 Serum treatment in a flow crossmatch Lucas, Donna
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187 P056 Simultaneous HLA class I and II sequencing by long read-independent circular consensus SMRT technology Saw, Chee Loong
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188 P119 Single-center experience in routine post-transplant antibody testing of kidney transplant recipients without pre-existing donor specific anti-HLA antibodies Peña, J. Ryan
 2016
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189 P140 Successful kidney transplantation of a highly sensitized patient (HSP) with allele-specific antibody (ASA) against DR52 after several rejected national offers: A case report Sidahmed, Abubaker M.
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190 P149 Successful pediatric heart transplant across low titer-C1q-negative DSA and a discordant flow/CDC crossmatch results after bortezomib therapy Mangiola, Massimo
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191 P117 Swapping the swab for bmt confirmatory typing Wakefield, Laurie
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192 P004 The challenge of virtual crossmatching in the presence of weak donor specific antibodies Gimferrer, Idoia
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193 P002 The consistent inconsistency in HLA antibody testing practices: a collaboration with the Banff workgroup Dadhania, D.
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194 P051 The evolutionary age of anti-HLA antibody epitopes Cano, Pedro
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195 P081 The feature service: A community resource for automated annotation of HLA & KIR sequence variants Maiers, Martin
 2016
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196 P011 The HSA-MIR-150-3P microrna is up-regulated in gestational diabetes and targets the HLA-G gene Donadi, Eduardo A.
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197 P099 The impact of lymphocyte purity on flow cytometry crossmatch (FCXM) assay. It’s not purely theoretical Liwski, Robert
 2016
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198 P137 The importance of re-evaluating the HLA antibody profile and auto-antibody status when the flow cytometry crossmatch result is not as expected Ponce-Ngo, Blanca
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199 P145 The presence of HLA-IgM donor specific antibodies and possible association with antibody mediated rejection Carreiro, Emma
 2016
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200 P154 The quest for resolving a mystery Guerrero, Edward
 2016
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201 P078 The relationship between MiHAs compatibility and HLA matching degree of related donor and recipient pairs in allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation Sun, Yuying
 2016
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202 P161 The road less traveled: Calling a novel HLA-DPB1 allele against the ASHI proficiency testing consensus Willis, Amanda
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203 P082 The robust NGSgo workflow for high-resolution HLA typings also fully compatible with the Ion S5 platform Bouwmans, Evelien
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204 P146 The use of surrogate crossmatching allows for the detection of a possible donor specific antibody to an HLA-DQ heterodimer Upchurch, Rebecca L.
 2016
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205 P144 Think outside the ‘three’: A case of allo-sensitization from an alternate route Manna, Deanna
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206 P083 Tools of the trade: How antigen density stacks up on single antigen beads, a comparison of two vendors Halpin, Anne
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207 P128 Transplant patients with HLA allele antibodies need donors typed at that level Geier, Steven S.
 2016
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208 P068 Transplant tolerance in heart transplant recipients: It is all in the genes Rao, Prakash
 2016
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209 P148 Uncovering antibodies to cryptic epitopes: Use of flow cytometry crossmatch to differentiate between functional and denatured epitopes Mangiola, Massimo
 2016
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210 P028 Uncovering the invisible; pre-treatment of sera with EDTA relieves prozone effect Herczyk, Walter
 2016
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211 P162 Unexpected positive flow crossmatch with a deceased donor organ: Timing of autologous flow crossmatch? Kreuter, Justin
 2016
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212 P147 Unexpected things flow crossmatch can reveal Kheradmand, Taba
 2016
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213 P007 Utility of autologous crossmatches in resolving unexpected positive flow cytometry crossmatches Manna, Deanna
 2016
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214 P058 Validation of anti-human antibodies used in flow cytometric crossmatching Warner, Paul
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215 P045 Validation of BLDType for ABO/RHD/CCR5 typing of registry donors Dong, Wei
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216 P109 Validation of genotyping method for human leukocyte antigen based on next generation sequencing technology Li, Ming
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217 P114 Validation of high resolution HLA typing using NXTypeTM Ion-Torrent next generation sequencing. The University of Miami experience Mateu, Dania
 2016
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218 P063 What’s new on allelefrequencies.net (AFND) Middleton, Derek
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219 P036 Whole gene sequencing of KIR-3DL1 with PacBio RSII and the distribution of alleleic variants in different ethic groups Cereb, Nezih
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