Decoding the hallmarks of allograft dysfunction with a comprehensive pan-organ transcriptomic atlas

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The pathogenesis of allograft (dys)function has been increasingly studied using 'omics'-based technologies, but the focus on individual organs has created knowledge gaps that neither unify nor distinguish pathological mechanisms across allografts. Here we present a comprehensive study of human pan-organ allograft dysfunction, analyzing 150 datasets with more than 12,000 samples across four commonly transplanted...

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