| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8368178 | Advances in Medical Sciences | 2018 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
Serum sHLA-G values were significantly increased in both - patients on the waiting list for the first transplantation and patients who returned in the list, as compared to control group. Our findings confirm the key tolerogenic role of sHLA-G levels as epigenetic-related marker for measuring the state of kidney allograft acceptance.
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Linda Sommese, Rossella Paolillo, Francesco Cacciatore, Vincenzo Grimaldi, Chiara Sabia, Antonella Esposito, Antonio Sorriento, Carmela Iannone, Nicolò Rupealta, Gerardo Sarno, Michele Santangelo, Paride De Rosa, Gianfranco Nicoletti, Claudio Napoli,