Renal allografts inevitably develop progressive morphological and functional deterioration. Naesens et al. now report on a transcriptomic approach to identify transcriptional markers that might predict rapid development of chronic damage even in histologically unremarkable allografts. The data indicate that processes similar to those seen in overt acute rejection are also involved in chronic allograft nephropathy. Identifying such ‘sub-morphological’ markers should help us to better understand biological processes leading to chronic allograft failure
Whole genome microarray meta-analyses of 1030 kidney, heart, lung and liver allograft biopsies ident...
Introduction: Peripheral blood (PB) molecular patterns characterizing the different effector immune ...
Histopathologic findings associated with a chronic, progressive decline in renal allograft function....
Renal allografts inevitably develop progressive morphological and functional deterioration. Naesens ...
Renal allografts inevitably develop progressive morphological and functional deterioration. Naesens...
Because the kidney allograft has the potential to function as an in-vivo flow cytometer and facilita...
Fibrogenesis markers, such as alpha-actin (AA), CD163 (macrophages), and E-cadherin, have been studi...
Kidney allograft status is currently characterized using the invasive percutaneous needle core biops...
Background Whole genome microarray meta-analyses of 1030 kidney, heart, lung and liver allograft bio...
Chronic allograft nephropathy: An update.Chronic allograft nephropathy is the most prevalent cause o...
Longitudinal analysis of chronic allograft nephropathy: Clinicopathologic correlations.BackgroundLos...
The degree of progressive chronic histological damage is associated with long-term renal allograft s...
The clinical significance of renal transplant biopsies displaying borderline changes suspicious for ...
Late renal allograft loss is mainly the result of progressive histological damage. Both underimmunos...
The progression of chronic glomerulopathy and graft rejection is affected by a number of proinflamma...
Whole genome microarray meta-analyses of 1030 kidney, heart, lung and liver allograft biopsies ident...
Introduction: Peripheral blood (PB) molecular patterns characterizing the different effector immune ...
Histopathologic findings associated with a chronic, progressive decline in renal allograft function....
Renal allografts inevitably develop progressive morphological and functional deterioration. Naesens ...
Renal allografts inevitably develop progressive morphological and functional deterioration. Naesens...
Because the kidney allograft has the potential to function as an in-vivo flow cytometer and facilita...
Fibrogenesis markers, such as alpha-actin (AA), CD163 (macrophages), and E-cadherin, have been studi...
Kidney allograft status is currently characterized using the invasive percutaneous needle core biops...
Background Whole genome microarray meta-analyses of 1030 kidney, heart, lung and liver allograft bio...
Chronic allograft nephropathy: An update.Chronic allograft nephropathy is the most prevalent cause o...
Longitudinal analysis of chronic allograft nephropathy: Clinicopathologic correlations.BackgroundLos...
The degree of progressive chronic histological damage is associated with long-term renal allograft s...
The clinical significance of renal transplant biopsies displaying borderline changes suspicious for ...
Late renal allograft loss is mainly the result of progressive histological damage. Both underimmunos...
The progression of chronic glomerulopathy and graft rejection is affected by a number of proinflamma...
Whole genome microarray meta-analyses of 1030 kidney, heart, lung and liver allograft biopsies ident...
Introduction: Peripheral blood (PB) molecular patterns characterizing the different effector immune ...
Histopathologic findings associated with a chronic, progressive decline in renal allograft function....