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Molecular characterization and sequence analysis of polyomavirus strains isolated from needle biopsy specimens of kidney allograft recipients.

American journal of clinical pathology - 1 Oct 2001

Boldorini R, Omodeo-Zorini E, Suno A, Benigni E, Nebuloni M, Garino E, Fortunato M, Monga G, Mazzucco G

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We retrospectively examined 29 renal allograft biopsy specimens from 42 kidney transplant recipients by means of molecular biologic techniques (nested polymerase chain reaction), immunohistochemical analysis (anti-SV40 antibody), and histologic examination to evaluate the presence of polyomaviruses (PVs), viral genotypes, genomic mutations, and their pathologic significance. PV genomes were found in six cases...

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PMID: 11601133
DOI: 10.1309/GAUE-92W7-ACDV-X46M

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