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Rapid high-resolution HLA genotyping by MinION Oxford nanopore sequencing for deceased donor organ allocation.

HLA - 1 Aug 2020

De Santis Dianne, Truong Linh, Martinez Patricia, D'Orsogna Lloyd

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Recently, HLA epitopes on donor HLA molecules have been shown to be important in the success of solid organ transplantation. However, these epitopes can only be defined using high-resolution typing results of which are often not available prior to deceased donor allocation. The ability to perform high-resolution typing at all HLA loci for deceased organ donor allocation prior to transplantation would have major...

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PMID: 32274854
DOI: 10.1111/tan.13901

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