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Novel antibodies associated with unexplained loss of renal allografts

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Using an endothelial/epithelial hybrid cell line, three different non-HLA antibody types have been identified by flow cytometry in patients who have rapidly rejected multiple renal allografts. These antibodies may be classified as anti-endothelial-monocyte, anti-activated endothelial cell, or anti-epithelial cell.

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Harmer, A.W., Haskard, D., Koffman, C.G. et al. Novel antibodies associated with unexplained loss of renal allografts. Transplant Int 3, 66–69 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00336205

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