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titel |
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tijdschrift |
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afl. |
pagina('s) |
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Author Index
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 188-195
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artikel
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| 2 |
Evalution of electronic dp epitype profiling to determine dp donor-specific antibodies during virtual crossmatch
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Chen, Dong-Feng
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 176
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artikel
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| 3 |
Front Matter
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 1-7
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artikel
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| 4 |
OR37 A method for assessing immunogenicity of HLA-epitopes to circumvent potential immunotoxicity of therapeutic gene editing
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Wang, Wei
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 42
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artikel
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| 5 |
OR33 A novel method for HLA antigen specific B cell detection
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Chen, Ge
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 38-39
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artikel
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| 6 |
OR35 A novel mixed lymphocyte culture method to evaluate donor HLA specific immunity in different HLA type mismatched donors and recipients
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Liu, Hong
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 41
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artikel
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| 7 |
OR8 A novel reactivity pattern with labscreen™ class I single antigen beads and its prevalence among SLE patients
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Dean, Christina L.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 15
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artikel
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| 8 |
OR49 A pitfall of virtual crossmatching in pediatrics: Multiple solid phase reagents can show strong HLA antibodies that are not detectable in flow cytometry crossmatches
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Weisert, Molly
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 53
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artikel
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| 9 |
OR11 Characteristics of transplant candidates with cPRA ⩾ 99.95% likely to be allocated organs from deceased donors
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Parsons, Ronald
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 17
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artikel
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| 10 |
OR31. Characterization of the CCR5 delta 32 mutation by race in unrelated donors listed on the national marrow donor program’s be the match registry
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Bauer, Miranda
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 36
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artikel
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| 11 |
OR18. Composite impact of co-ligation of HLA-I and HLA-II antibody-mediated activation of human aortic endothelial cells
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Jin, Yi-Ping
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 24
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artikel
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| 12 |
OR10 Data-driven modeling of flow cytometric crossmatch: Enhanced virtual crossmatching
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Weimer, Eric T.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 17
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artikel
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| 13 |
OR3 Development of HLA de novo donor specific antibody is associated with preformed non-HLA autoantibodies and lung transplantation rejection
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Zhang, Aiwen
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 10
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artikel
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| 14 |
OR32. Differential detection of glycosylation of HLA donor specific antibodies (DSA) using single antigen microbeads
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Chang, Youngil
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 37
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artikel
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| 15 |
OR46 Donor-derived anti-HLA antibodies in a haploidentical hematopoietic cell transplant recipient shortly after transplant
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Arnold, Paula Y.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 51
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artikel
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| 16 |
OR5 Donor specific antibody (DSA) assessments using HLA P groups: The devil is in the details
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Jones, June
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 12
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artikel
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| 17 |
OR50 Donor specific HLA antibody formation following distal tibial allograft and subsequent graft resorption: A case report
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Liwski, Christopher
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 54
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artikel
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| 18 |
OR17 Epitope load does not predict development of de novo antibodies to HLA in patients with BK virus nephropathy
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Dadhania, Darshana
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 23
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artikel
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| 19 |
OR28 Haploidentical donors for Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation (HCT): Changing demographics and the economics of typing this population
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Berger, Suraya A.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 33
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artikel
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| 20 |
OR48 Haploidentical hematopoietic cell transplantation in a highly sensitized patient with donor-specific antibodies – A success story
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(Elaine) Chou, Po-Chien
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 53
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artikel
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| 21 |
OR29. Higher percent recipient chimerism in bone marrow than peripheral blood is risk for relapse
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Kumer, Lorie H.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 34
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artikel
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| 22 |
OR4 High resolution haplotype analyses of classical HLA genes in families with multiple sclerosis
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Osoegawa, Kazutoyo
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 11
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artikel
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| 23 |
OR24 HLA allele and haplotype frequencies characterized using next-generation sequencing methods in unrelated world-wide populations: Summary from the 17th international HLA and immunogenetics workshop
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Creary, Lisa E.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 30
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artikel
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| 24 |
OR21 HLA-C downregulation by HIV adapts to host HLA genotype
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Apps, Richard
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 28
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artikel
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| 25 |
OR23 HLA class II genes correlate with protective neutralizing antibody titers in a dengue vaccine efficacy trial
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Geretz, Aviva
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 29
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artikel
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| 26 |
OR9 HLA-C targeted crossmatches are serum-dependent, and transplants with strong pre-formed donor-specific HLA-C antibodies but negative crossmatches do not experience antibody-mediated rejection
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Cunniffe, Kelly
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 16
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artikel
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| 27 |
OR16. HLA epitope-mismatch more precisely predicts the development of de novo donor specific antibody and acute cellular rejection after lung transplant
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Zhang, Aiwen
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 21-22
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artikel
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| 28 |
OR44 HLA expression following lymphocyte enrichment: Tissue source still matters for deceased donor crossmatching
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Moore, Elizabeth M.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 49
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artikel
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| 29 |
OR30. HLA expression on CD34+ stem cells: is a flow cytometric crossmatch a good gatekeeper for mismatched hematopoietic cell transplantion?
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Bettinotti, Maria P.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 35
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artikel
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| 30 |
OR7 HLA expression on T and B cells – Comparisons to inflamed endothelium
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Hidalgo, Luis
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 14
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artikel
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| 31 |
OR22 HLA-G regulatory and coding region haplotypes in papillary thyroid carcinoma
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Bertol, Bruna C.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 29
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artikel
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| 32 |
OR13 Identification and characterization of a panel of non–HLA antibodies in kidney allograft rejection
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Butler, Carrie L.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 20
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artikel
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| 33 |
OR52 Ides desensitization therapy: Breaking down antibody barriers to transplantation
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Larkin, Gail
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 56
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artikel
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| 34 |
OR19 Integrate crispr/CAS9 for precise protein expression of HLA-B∗38:68Q
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Yin, Yuxin
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 25-26
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artikel
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| 35 |
OR40 Integrative analysis of HLA NGS genotyping data and single antigen bead assays for mapping serologic epitopes
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Chang, Chia-Jung
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 45
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artikel
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| 36 |
OR26. Investigating the impact of patient’s non-shared HLA-C Allotype expression levels in A 9/10 Single HLA-C mismatched hematopoieticstem cell transplantationsetting using two different HLA-C Expression proxy models
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Tsamadou, Chrysanthi
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 31
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artikel
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| 37 |
OR20 Investigating the microrna profile of B cell lines for their differential effect on haplotype specific DPB1 gene expression
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Shieh, Mengkai
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 27
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artikel
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| 38 |
OR1. Invisible organs made by genetic engineering to turn off MHC prior to allogeneic transplantation prevent a pro-inflammatory cytokine response in the recipient
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Figueiredo, Constanca
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 8
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artikel
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| 39 |
OR45 Is it safe to transplant a kidney from deceased donors in the presence of DSAs But with a negative flow cross match?
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Neumann, Jorge
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 50
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artikel
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| 40 |
OR2 Ligation of HLA class II molecules promotes endothelial cell permeability through activated Src and ERK signals
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Li, Fang
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 9
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artikel
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| 41 |
OR34 Modernizing ABO antibody detection: Development of a bead-based ABO antibody detection assay
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Halpin, Anne
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 40
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artikel
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| 42 |
OR12 Monitoring CD8+ donor lymphocyte chimerism is a critical indicator for diagnosing and treating acute graft vs. host disease following liver transplantation
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Zhang, Aiwen
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 18-19
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artikel
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| 43 |
OR36 NGS Allele-level typing strategy for nine KIR genes
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van de Pasch, Loes A.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 42
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artikel
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| 44 |
OR38 Novel method using reverse engineering to define HLA epitope antibody targets
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Yamamoto, Fumiko F.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 43
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artikel
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| 45 |
OR27. Novel next generation sequencing based chimerism assay for engraftment monitoring in hematopoietic cell transplantation
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Askar, Medhat Z.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 32
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artikel
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| 46 |
OR53 Post transplant monitoring to include donor derived cell free DNA (%ddcfDNA): Steps toward personalized medicine
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Gay, Kristin L.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 57
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artikel
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| 47 |
OR39 Potential clinical relevance of anti-HLA-DP antibodies targeting the 96K and 96R epitopes
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Kiernan, Jeffrey
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 44
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artikel
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| 48 |
OR41 Potential role of non-hla antibodies in C4d negative and C4d positive antibody mediated rejections [AMR] following living/deceased donor renal transplantation
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Kanangat, Smriti
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 46
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artikel
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| 49 |
OR15 Progressive chronic tissue injury without active pathological changes is the histological halmark of de novo class II DSA
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Dokouhaki, Pouneh
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 21
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artikel
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| 50 |
OR43 Racial inequity among 0-ABDR mismatched kidney recipients
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Bray, Robert A.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 48
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artikel
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| 51 |
OR42 Reactivity of monoclonal antibodies for the detection of HLA class II surface expression: Mixing apples with oranges?
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Dijke, Esme
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 47
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artikel
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| 52 |
OR14 Relevance of MICA-129 dimorphism in live donor renal transplantation
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Baranwal, Ajay K.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 20
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artikel
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| 53 |
OR6 Successful deceased donor kidney transplantation of highly sensitized candidates across positive cross match and strong donor-specific HLA-DP antibodies without desensitization
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Rajalingam, Raja
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 13
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artikel
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| 54 |
OR25. The highly polymorphic HLA-DRA Gene: conserved and diverse regions within the HLA-DRA gene imply haplotypes of DRA ∼ DRB3/4/5 ∼ DRB1 ∼ DQB1
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Matern, Benedict M.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 30
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artikel
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| 55 |
OR47 The mystery of the missing DRB1 allele – solved by NGS!!!
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Smith, Anajane G.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 52
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artikel
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| 56 |
OR51 To treat or not to treat: Long term stable kidney allograft function in presence of strong complement-fixing donor-specific antibody (DSA) to HLA-DQ alpha chain
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Ho, Sam
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 55
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artikel
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| 57 |
P029 A case of acute tubular necrosis, antibody mediated rejection, or both
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Kurbegovic-Skaljic, Ina
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 82
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artikel
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| 58 |
P042 Accelerated antibody mediated rejection in a heart patient with weak donor specific antibodies present pre-transplant
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Lacuanan, Aimee
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 91
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artikel
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| 59 |
P163 Accommodation in transplantation – A new model
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Cascalho, Marilia
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 186
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artikel
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| 60 |
P047 A cold case: When single antigen beads assay do not respond
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Saw, Chee Loong
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 94
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artikel
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| 61 |
P076A community resource using gene feature enumeration to generate accurate allele calls and sequence annotations for HLA and KIR
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Halagan, Michael
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 117
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artikel
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| 62 |
P087 Allele frequency of Thiopurine S-methyltransferase (TPMT) in Hong Kong population
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Fan Cheung, Stephen Kwok
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 125
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artikel
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| 63 |
P061Allele-level genotyping of KIR2DL4 in large european population samples reveals highly significant heterozygote excess for 9A/10A allelic variants
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Schöfl, Gerhard
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 106
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artikel
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| 64 |
P060A MICA typing by NGS revealed the association of MICA GENE polymorphism with specific IgE production in cedar pollen allergy
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Ishitani, Akiko
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 105
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artikel
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| 65 |
P105 An accelerated method for reverse sequence-specific oligonucleotide probe-based HLA typing
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Upchurch, Rebecca L.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 140
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artikel
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| 66 |
P111 Analysis of hla antibodies after native nephrectomy in renal allograft recipients
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Book, Benita K.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 144
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artikel
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| 67 |
P059 Analysis of HLAcII peptidomes presented by dendritic cells (DCs) from healthy donors and hemophilia-A (HA) patients with or without factor VIII (FVIII) inhibitors after ex vivo administration of different therapeutic FVIII proteins (tFVIIIs)
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Howard, Tom E.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 103-104
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artikel
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| 68 |
P160 Analysis of repeat typings done on DPB, DPA, and DQA loci; the 2018 UNOS STAR files
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Yeung, Melissa
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 183
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artikel
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| 69 |
P098 A novel flow cytometric assay to simultaneously detect ATG concentration and cytotoxic effect in renal transplant patient
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Chen, Ge
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 135-136
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artikel
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| 70 |
P023 A Novel flow cytometry based cellular crossnatch (Flow-CXM) predicts graft failure and GHVD post bone marrow transplantation
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Liu, Hong
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 77-78
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artikel
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| 71 |
P070 A novel NGS workflow reveals MICA ALLELE frequencies based on 350,000 German samples
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Massalski, Carolin
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 113
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artikel
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| 72 |
P149 Anti-angiotensin ii type 1 receptor antibodies are associated with positive flow crossmatches in heart Transplant Candidates
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Girnita, Alin L.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 174
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artikel
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| 73 |
P123 Anti-A titer method comparison
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Passwater, Michael
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 152
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artikel
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| 74 |
P095 Antibodies to human platelet antigens: when do they cause an incompatible crossmatch
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Kreuter, Justin
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 131
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artikel
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| 75 |
P134 Antibodies to inter-locus shared DR11 and DP epitope: Characterization and analysis consideration
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Davis, Kristina A.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 160
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artikel
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| 76 |
P052 Antibody mediated rejection in a cardiac transplant case; to C or not to C
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Saunders, Ellie
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 98
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artikel
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| 77 |
P003 Applying sequencing phasing for the detection of novel HLA alleles using next-generation sequencing (NGS) data
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Francisco, Rodrigo S.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 61
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artikel
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| 78 |
P104 A real-time triplex pcr assay for quantifying T-cell receptor excision circles, kappa-deleting B-cell excision circles, and beta-actin
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Profaizer, Tracie
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 140
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artikel
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| 79 |
P133 A reappraisal of the impact of heat inactivation of kidney graft recipient’s serum on donor T cell and B cell CDC crossmatches: An analysis of 22175 consecutive crossmatches performed by a single histocompatibility laboratory
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Friedlander, Rex
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 159
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artikel
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| 80 |
P008 Ashi validation with holotype HLA for high resolution typing
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Cita, Rafaelo F.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 64
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artikel
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| 81 |
P067A simple sequencing based method for identification of DPB1 resident SNP rs9277534 defining TH level of DPB1 expression
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Lebedeva, Tatiana V.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 110
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artikel
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| 82 |
P043 Assessment of donor specific antibody by single antigen bead/ epitope analysis combined with flow cytometry cross match facillitates better patient management after kidney transplantation
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Norin, Allen J.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 92
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artikel
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| 83 |
P161 Autoantibodies: Angiotensinogen vs AT1R as a target, Is there a correlation?
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Pittmon, Leah
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 184-185
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artikel
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| 84 |
P124 Best target for anti-A titer determination: A1 or A2 cells
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Rebellato, Lorita M.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 153
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artikel
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| 85 |
P015 Bone marrow donor selection in the presence of both allogeneic and syngeneic donors
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Young, Bruce
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 72
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artikel
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| 86 |
P121 CCR5 Delta 32 polymorphism is not associated with non-HLA antibody mediated rejection in heart transplant
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Wang, Qi
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 151
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artikel
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| 87 |
P060 Characterization of 108 genomic DNA reference materials for 11 HLA LOCI: A GeT-RM collaborative project
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Bettinotti, Maria
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 105
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artikel
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| 88 |
P101 Chimerism monitoring by next-generation sequencing: A multiplatform comparison
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Bouwmans, Evelien E.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 138
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artikel
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| 89 |
P016 Chromosomal abnormality in patients with hematologic malignancies may results in false homozygosity results
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Nikaein, Afzal
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 72
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artikel
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| 90 |
P112 Clearance of pre-formed donor specific antibodies after liver transplantation is specific for DSA and cross-reactive antigens
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Valenzuela, Nicole
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 145
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artikel
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| 91 |
P138 Clinical characteristics of patients who manifest unexplained crossmatch results for solid organ transplantation
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Allen, Elizabeth S.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 163
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artikel
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| 92 |
P110 Clinical predictors of donor specific antibody following kidney transplantation
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Reddy, Dheera
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 143
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artikel
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| 93 |
P117Clinical relevance of single antigen bead igg, igm, and c1q anti-hla antibody testing
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Cooper, Samantha
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 147
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artikel
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| 94 |
P062Coding and non-coding variation in 60 novel full-length sequences of KIR2DL1
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Klasberg, Steffen
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 106
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artikel
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| 95 |
P096 Collection & storage of blood samples for cfdna extraction: Is the more always the merrier?
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Willis, Amanda
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 132
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artikel
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| 96 |
P099 Comparison of ssop versus ngs for typing of HLA-A, B, C, DRB1, DRB3/B4/B5, DQA1, DQB1, DPA1, DPB1: Toward single pass high resolution hla typing in support of solid organ and hematopoietic cell transplant programs
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Smith, Anajane G.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 137
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artikel
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| 97 |
P126 Comparison study of CDC and flow crossmatch vs. donor specific antibodies in transplantation
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Naim, Mehrnoush R.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 155
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artikel
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| 98 |
P116 Complement component 1q assay lacks sensitivity and trends with de novo donor-specific antibody titers
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Cantu, David
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 147
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artikel
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| 99 |
P100 Complete single mica gene sequencing-based typing using next generation sequecers
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Zou, Yizhou
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 138
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artikel
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| 100 |
P009 Concordance of virtual and physical crossmatch results with weak donor specific antibody
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Balgansuren, Gansuvd
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 64
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artikel
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| 101 |
P080Correlation between the reject of haploidentical transplants in patients affected by hemoglobinepathies and the presence of donor-specific anti-HLA antibodies
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Galluccio, Tiziana
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 120
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artikel
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| 102 |
P119 Correlation between the strength of donor specific antibody (DSA) using single antigen bead assay (SAB) and the results of CDC- cytotoxicity and flow cytometric crossmatch
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Alattas, Rabab A.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 149
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artikel
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| 103 |
P153 Could pbls provide with enough b cells for a successful flow crossmatch?
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Tian, Runying
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 176
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artikel
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| 104 |
P147 Decreasing medicare cost by tailoring single antigen test utilization on renal allocation score
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Pervis, Kim
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 171
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artikel
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| 105 |
P155 Defining the hierarchies of serogenic HLA allotypes discovers key hla types that warrant matching for kidney transplantation
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Gae, David
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 178
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artikel
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| 106 |
P049 Defining the tumor origin in lung post-transplant recipient using HLA typing
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Timofeeva, Olga A.
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2018
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79 |
S |
p. 95
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artikel
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| 107 |
P021 Desensitization is beneficial in highly anti-hla antibody sensitized patients with platelet refractoriness undergoing hematopoietic cell transplantation
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Pandey, Soumya
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2018
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P113 Developing an assay to detect and quantify donor-derived dna in the blood and urine of solid organ transplant patients
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Profaizer, Tracie
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2018
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artikel
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P143 Development and validation of LSAB MFI cutpoints for use in the virtual crossmatch test to predict flow cytometry crossmatch (FCXM) and cdc crossmatch (CDC XM) results
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Sharma, Vijay K.
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2018
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artikel
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P114 Does HLA-DR matching prevent formation of de novo anti-donor HLA-DQ antibodies?
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Ponce-Ngo, Blanca
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2018
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p. 146
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artikel
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P038 Donor specific anti-a titer for abo incompatible (ABOi) living kidney transplantation
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Miller, Maureen
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2018
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p. 88
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artikel
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P053 DP donor specific antibodies pre-renal transplant: Mean fluorescence intensity and epitope pattern alone is not predictive of crossmatch result or clinical outcome
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Steeves, Teri-Lynn O.
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2018
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artikel
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P032 Edta elucidates unexpected crossmatch results
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Rewinski, Michael J.
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2018
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artikel
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| 114 |
P088 Effect of leukoreduction of transfused blood products on deceased donor hla typing
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Sullivan, Harold C.
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2018
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artikel
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P151 Eliminating false positive flow cytometric crossmatches due to monoclonal antibody therapy
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Franz, Brian
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2018
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P159 Evaluation of differing methods for calculating cpra for kidney allocation
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Yeung, Melissa Y.
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2018
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P064Evaluation of MIA FORA NGS FLEX HLA typing kit
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Rao, Ping
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2018
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artikel
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| 118 |
P075Extended HLA haplotypes in a greek population by NGS technology
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Tarassi, Katerina
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2018
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artikel
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P056 Extending the sequences of 569 incomplete uncommon alleles
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Lazaro-Shiben, Ana M.
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2018
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artikel
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P129 Flexmap 3d® generates a comparable result for lifecodes® LSA single antigen products with respect to luminex® 200 platform
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Kumar, Rajeev
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2018
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artikel
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P139 Flow crossmatch thresholds: Where (and how) do we draw the line?
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Halpin, Anne
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2018
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artikel
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P108 From the sample to donor/recipient compatibility: A comprehensive range of laboratory reagents and equipment for NGS-based genotyping of classical and non-classical HLA genes
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Alizadeh, Mehdi
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2018
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artikel
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| 123 |
P145 Further evidence of the relevance of DP epitope analysis in the virtual and actual crossmatch in solid organ transplantation. A case report
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Hernandez, Ana
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2018
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artikel
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P137 Go pro(nase)! the importance of donor lymphocyte treatment with pronase in flow cytometric crossmatch testing
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Liwski, Robert
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2018
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artikel
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P074Haplotype and allele frequencies in different populations for HLA-E
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Sauter, Jürgen
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2018
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artikel
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| 126 |
P010 Heterogeneous flow cytometry crossmatch reactions in the presence of patient sera with pan-dr antibodies
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Peton, Benjamin
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2018
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artikel
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P079High throughput HLA-B27 immunophenotyping; conversion to a 96 well plate
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Steeves, Teri-Lynn
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2018
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p. 120
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artikel
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| 128 |
P125 HLA allele specific antibodies: What should be entered in Unet, antigen, allele or epitope (case report)?
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Lobashevsky, Andrew L.
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2018
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p. 154
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artikel
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| 129 |
P066HLA-A*02 repertoire in three defined population groups from North and Central India: Punjabi Khatries, Kashmiri Brahmins and Sahariya tribe
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Kanga, Uma
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2018
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artikel
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| 130 |
P011 HLA-B13 donor-specific antibodies yield atypical flow cytometry crossmatch outcomes
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Peton, Benjamin
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2018
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p. 67-68
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artikel
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| 131 |
P082 HLA disease association testing by NGS: Is it superior to other methods?
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Profaizer, Tracie
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2018
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p. 121
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artikel
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| 132 |
P012 HLA-DP Typing is needed to distinguish hla matched siblings from haploidentical or non-hla matched siblings
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Dunckley, Heather
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2018
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p. 69
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artikel
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| 133 |
P078HLA-DRB3/4/5 allele and haplotype frequencies in Koreans and its application to counting DR eplet mismatch
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Yang, John J.
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2018
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p. 118-119
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artikel
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P019 HLA-Matched platelet transfusion rescued the life of a child with severe thrombocytopenia
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Dada, Ashraf
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2018
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artikel
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P150 HLA typing ambiguities are increasing at antigen level
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Marcos, Cintia Y.
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2018
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artikel
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| 136 |
P030How do different testing platforms influence novel allele characterization? A case study of a novel DPB1 allele
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Martin, Russell K.
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2018
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artikel
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| 137 |
P020 Identification of a new C*06 null allele by SBT typing in an arabic family
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Deoliveira, Angelica
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2018
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artikel
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| 138 |
P128 Identification of novel A24 allele without subcloning
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Singh, Susmita
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2018
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p. 156
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artikel
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| 139 |
P090 Impact of chemical contamination on HLA typing accuracy obtained by real time PCR
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Wilson, Jessica
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2018
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p. 127
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artikel
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| 140 |
P144 Impact of low-level (MFI) HLA-antibodies on living donor kidney transplant rejection risk
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Greenwood, Michael P.
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2018
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p. 168
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artikel
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| 141 |
P028 Importance of evaluating allele-level HLA typing of the donor to assess the immunological logistics of importing a renal allograft for highly sensitized recipient and facilitating a successful transplant
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Oppermann, Maria
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2018
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p. 82
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artikel
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| 142 |
P035 Important role of HLA laboratory in the diagnosis of HLA associated diseases
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Dada, Ashraf
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2018
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p. 85
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artikel
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| 143 |
P085 Improving hla laboratory workflow management and “Going paperless”
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Pinelli, David F.
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2018
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p. 124
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artikel
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| 144 |
P132 Improving pre-kidney transplantation laboratory utilization in an era of increasing waitlist size
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Mahowald, Grace K.
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2018
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p. 159
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artikel
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| 145 |
P077Imputing allelic variants for five human leukocyte antigen genes using a high-throughput genotyping array
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Wiener, Howard W.
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2018
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p. 118
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| 146 |
P141Kas three years later: life after the bolus effect
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Houp, Julie A.
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2018
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| 147 |
P045 Kidney transplant with historic but no current DSA – A case study
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Wagner, Eric
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2018
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p. 93
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artikel
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| 148 |
P063Killer-cell immunoglobulin-like receptors genotypes & haplotypes among kuwaiti families
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Ameen, Reem
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2018
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p. 107
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artikel
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| 149 |
P071 Limited exon sequence mismatches outside the antigen recognition domain in a cohort of 4646 high resolution 10/10 HLA-matched donor and recipient
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Huang, Hu
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2018
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p. 114
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artikel
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| 150 |
P106 LinkSēq for ABO, a molecular based typing solution for the ABO blood group
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Lane, William J.
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2018
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p. 141
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artikel
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| 151 |
P135 Living donor kidney paired donation transplantation: First report from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Alattas, Rabab A.
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2018
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p. 160
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artikel
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| 152 |
P057 Long range next generation DNA sequencing of HLA from a registry population from the Netherlands
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Hou, Lihua
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2018
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p. 102
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artikel
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| 153 |
P051 Low-level antibody against shared epitopes – are they relevant?
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Timofeeva, Olga A.
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2018
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p. 97
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artikel
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| 154 |
P165 New relevant associations with vogt-koyanagi-disease (VKH) were found in Mexicans, using NGS technology. A new allele at DPA1 locus was detected in a VKH patient
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Gonzalez-Q, Betsy A.
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2018
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p. 187
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artikel
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| 155 |
P093 Next generation sequencing – evolution to a workflow model for exclusive primary HLA typing of hematopoietic stem cell and solid organ transplantation
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Margolles-Clark, Emilio
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2018
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p. 129
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artikel
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| 156 |
P014 Next generation sequencing is capable of detecting contaminating alleles from malignancy for a bone marrow transplant recipient
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Thomas, Dawn
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2018
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p. 71
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artikel
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| 157 |
P072NGS characterization of extended HLA haplotypes in Jamaican families from the caribbean bone marrow registry: A study of the 17th international HLA & immunogenetics workshop
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Askar, Medhat Z.
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2018
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p. 115
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artikel
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| 158 |
P022NGS homopolymer detection error resulted A*03:01 mistyped as A*03:21n
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delaGorgendiere, Kate
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2018
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p. 76
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artikel
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| 159 |
P006 NK KIR receptor genotypes are associated with relapse in mexican HLA matched sibling patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)
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Sanchez-F, Ma. Guadalupe
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2018
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p. 62
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artikel
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| 160 |
P156 Optimization of a rapid plate flow cytometry crossmatch assay on the cytoflex platform: The baylor protocol
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Cabana, Raquel
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2018
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p. 179
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artikel
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| 161 |
P102 Performance of a multiplex PCR amplification for NGS-based typing of 6 HLA genes
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van de Pasch, Loes A.
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2018
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p. 139
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artikel
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| 162 |
P048 Persistent detection of anti-hla b8 by igm and c1q testing in the post-transplant setting
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Upchurch, Rebecca L.
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2018
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p. 95
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artikel
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| 163 |
P025Platelet refractoriness in a 5 month old infant with hyoplastic left heart on ECMO
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Schmidt, Amy E.
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2018
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p. 79
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artikel
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| 164 |
P065Polymorphisms in pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokine genes and HIV infection in North Indians
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Sharma, Gaurav
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2018
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p. 109
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artikel
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| 165 |
P040 Post-transplant De-novo donor specific antibody to HLA-B8, of unknown clinical significance
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Tumer, Gizem
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2018
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p. 89
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artikel
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| 166 |
P027Potential influence of bacterial infections in augmented HLA-C antibody responses with consistent cross match positivity
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Prod, Michele H.
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2018
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p. 81
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artikel
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| 167 |
P148 Precise definition of HLA-antibody by ruling out false positive reactivity from luminex single antigen assay in supporting succesful thoracic organ transplantation
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Zhang, Aiwen
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2018
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p. 172-173
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artikel
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| 168 |
P109 Preliminary identification of immune cells in the perfusate of renal allografts undergoing hypothermic machine perfusion
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Madden, Kathleen
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2018
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p. 142
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artikel
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| 169 |
P037 Pre-transplant HLA DP10 donor specific antibody of unknown significance in heart transplant a case study
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Hook, Darla D.
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2018
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artikel
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| 170 |
P120 Preventing false positive crossmatches due to rituximab by using anti rituximab antibody
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Gallagher, Mary S.
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2018
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p. 150
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artikel
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| 171 |
P094 Printing to paperless: improving reporting of high complexity immunogenetics single antigen bead data to the electronic medical record- design of a state of the art reporting system and process improvement
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Geer, Lupita I.
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2018
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p. 130
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artikel
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| 172 |
P162 Progress towards gene editing of HLA-DRB1∗04:01 by CRISPR/Cas9
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Roark, Christina
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2018
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p. 186
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artikel
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| 173 |
P036 Prolonged therapeutic apheresis increases the successful rate of ABO incompatible renal transplantation
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Dada, Ashraf
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2018
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p. 86
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artikel
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| 174 |
P142 Pronase treatment can cause false positive T-cell flow cytometry crossmatches in patients with autoimmune diseases: two clinical cases
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Sanders, Holly
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2018
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p. 166
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artikel
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| 175 |
P140Proper setting of cut-off value for the lymphocyte crossmatch by flow cytometry in kidney transplantation
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Park, Younhee
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2018
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p. 165
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artikel
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| 176 |
P007 Purity and yield optimization of EasySep human whole blood CD34 + cell isolation kit
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Kang, Scott
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2018
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p. 63
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| 177 |
P097 Quantity, integrity & purity: A comparative study of different genomic dna assessment methods
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Willis, Amanda
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2018
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p. 133-134
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| 178 |
P130 Rapid virtual crossmatch assessment using histotrac database
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Jindra, Peter T.
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2018
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p. 157
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artikel
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| 179 |
P118 Reliability of virtual crossmatch: Reality of perception
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Alattas, Rabab A.
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2018
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p. 148
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artikel
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| 180 |
P041 Renal allograft hyperacute rejection: Reviewing the role of hla and non–hla antibodies
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Zhang, Aiwen
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2018
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p. 90
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artikel
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| 181 |
P164 Repetitive in-vitro exposure to DFP affects MHC class I and class II antigen expression
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Brahmajothi, Mulugu V.
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2018
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p. 187
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artikel
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| 182 |
P005 Retrospective study on the effect of non inherited maternal antigen transplantation related mortality in HLA mismatched cord blood transplantation: Hong Kong’s experience
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Kwok, Janette
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2018
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p. 61
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artikel
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| 183 |
P158 Selective antibody reactivity against HLA-DQA1 in transplant candidates is rare
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Rahmani, Mahboubeh
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2018
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p. 181
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artikel
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| 184 |
P024Sensitization by stem cell infusion: A case study
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Zhang, Xiaohai
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2018
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p. 79
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artikel
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| 185 |
P002 Standard duo typing of 1196 specimens revealed a strategy to use next generation sequencing as a standalone HLA typing method in clinical laboratory
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Kong, Denice
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2018
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p. 60
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artikel
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| 186 |
P013 Steps leading to discovery of a rare allele
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Duellman, Patti
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2018
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p. 70
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artikel
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| 187 |
P081 ST14 protease resistant peptides, from glioblastoma multiforme mutant proteins, represent higher binding affinities as potential HLA class I epitopes
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Zaman, Saif
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2018
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p. 121
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artikel
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| 188 |
P136 Successful adeptness of donor exchange program in renal transplantation at King Faisal Specialist Hospital Jeddah
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Dada, Ashraf
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2018
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p. 161
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artikel
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| 189 |
P089 Suppression of a HLA-B encoded microrna upregulates the expression of heavy chain IGA (IGHA1) transcript in human primary B-cells
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Chitnis, Nilesh S.
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2018
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p. 127
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artikel
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| 190 |
P039 The bumpy road to epic beaker implementation
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Miller, Maureen
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2018
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p. 88
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artikel
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| 191 |
P073The common uncommon extended HLA haplotype: Do two weak associations make it strong?
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Askar, Medhat Z.
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2018
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p. 116
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artikel
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| 192 |
P033 The effect of pronase on B-cell flow cytometry crossmatch results: A case study
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Mostafa, Ahmed
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2018
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p. 84
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| 193 |
P017 The first case of neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia due to HLA antibodies in Hong Kong
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Kwok, Janette
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2018
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p. 73
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artikel
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| 194 |
P083 The HLA genetic structure of an argentinian registry population reflect a divergent demographic history
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Creary, Lisa E.
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2018
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p. 122
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| 195 |
P058 The importance of complete HLA-DQB1 sequences when typing beyond exon 2
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Gerfen, Jennifer
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2018
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p. 102
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artikel
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| 196 |
P068 The novel recombinant HLA-A*11:271 story: Serology to the rescue of the misnomenclature
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Askar, Medhat Z.
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2018
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p. 111-112
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artikel
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| 197 |
P103 The promise of cost-efficient full-length HLA class I genotyping: Advances using nanopore sequencing
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Surendranath, Vineeth
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2018
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p. 139
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| 198 |
P044 The use of HLA-DQ EXON 3 Data in SSO analysis can produce discrepant HLA typing results
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Salvador, Ian
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2018
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p. 92
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| 199 |
P026Timing is everything – Even for DP antibodies
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Rewinski, Michael J.
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2018
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p. 80
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artikel
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| 200 |
P055 To be a DSA or not to be a DSA, we need to know!
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Geier, Steven S.
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2018
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p. 100
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P122 To EDTA or not to EDTA – That should not be the question
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Parekh, Hemant K.
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2018
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p. 151
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| 202 |
P127 Transfer of flow cytometric crossmatch data from the BD facscanto II into the histotrac database
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Aguirre-Chavez, Rosa
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2018
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p. 156
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| 203 |
P084 Type 1 Diabetes DQA1∼DQB1∼DRB1 haplotypes in an admixed brazilian population
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M. Porto, Luis Cristovao
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2018
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p. 123
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| 204 |
P091 Typeloader for windows: Automated full length submission of novel alleles
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Schöne, Bianca
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2018
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p. 128
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| 205 |
P031 Unacceptable antigen listing should not be based on luminex single antigen testing only
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Lower, Fritz
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2018
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p. 83
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artikel
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| 206 |
P046 Under assessment of DSA strength in single antibody bead assays may lead to poor outcome in kidney transplantation
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Das, Ballabh
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2018
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p. 93
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| 207 |
P054 Unexpected quiescence of expected memory response against prior kidney allografts – Novel lessons learned from an 11 year old recipient of 3 kidney transplants
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Cunniffe, Kelly
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2018
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p. 99
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| 208 |
P018 Unexpected single mismatch caused by paternal crossover in HLA class I in a patient with sickle-cell disease
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Dada, Ashraf
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2018
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p. 73
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| 209 |
P086 UNOS UPLOAD TOOL (UUT): An easy automated system for updating and confirming unacceptable antigen results recorded in unet from laboratory results
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Dukek, Brian A.
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2018
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p. 125
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P050 Unusual DP alleles are being found on a regular basis and may not be “unusual”
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Nowak, Paulina M.
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2018
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p. 96
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| 211 |
P131 Using DTT as a tool to remove background in HLA antibody identification
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Saltarrelli, Jerome G.
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2018
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p. 158
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| 212 |
P069UTR SNPS rs111686073 and rs73410010 independently modify expression of tapasin in blacks
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Walker-Sperling, Victoria
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2018
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p. 113
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| 213 |
P001 Validation of ALLType™ next-generation sequencing in Brazilian samples
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Goldenstein, Monica F.
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2018
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p. 58-59
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| 214 |
P092 Validation of the automated NGSGO library preparation workflow for HLA typing on the BIOMEK 4000
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Luiken, Bram
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2018
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p. 128
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| 215 |
P154 Variability in the sensitivity of the flow cytometric crossmatch
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Locke, Arlene F.
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2018
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p. 177
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| 216 |
P146 Variations in the expression of antibody epitopes associated with dqb1*03:01 alleles in B cells
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Personius, Melissa
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2018
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p. 169-170
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