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BKPyV-Co-Architect of the Fate of a Renal Transplant During a One-Year Observation Period.

International journal of molecular sciences - 20 Mar 2026

Furmaga Jacek, Kowalczyk Marek, Furmaga-Rokou Olga, Rokos Christos A, Zapolski Tomasz, Styczeń Agnieszka, Iwan Anna, Matera Dominika, Chrapko Beata Ewa, Krakowski Leszek, Jakubczak Andrzej

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To identify BKPyV, the VP1 protein sequence was analyzed and classified into genotypes in 246 RTRs before and after RTx from deceased donors during a one-year observation period. Quantitative assessment of BKPyV was conducted via qPCR. Prior to RTx, genotypes I and IV were identified in the urine (7.27 × 106; 1.20 × 105) and in serum (5.75 × 104; 1.12 × 104). After RTx, genotype I was predominant; identification...

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PMID: 41898691
DOI: 10.3390/ijms27062832
PMCID: PMC13027097

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