Defining an NK Cell–enriched Rejection-like Phenotype in Liver Transplant Biopsies From the INTERLIVER Study

Optimized rejection algorithms indicate that some liver transplants manifest an NKRL state that is well tolerated in the short term postbiopsy and with minimal injury and relatively normal biochemistry, while also underscoring the potential of TCMR to produce extensive parenchymal injury.

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Transplantation
Published
2025-01-09
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https://doi.org/10.1097/tp.0000000000005269
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3
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Immune Cell Function and Interaction
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Defining an NK Cell–enriched Rejection-like Phenotype in Liver Transplant Biopsies From the INTERLIVER Study

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Defining an NK Cell–enriched Rejection-like Phenotype in Liver Transplant Biopsies From the INTERLIVER Study

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Abstract

Optimized rejection algorithms indicate that some liver transplants manifest an NKRL state that is well tolerated in the short term postbiopsy and with minimal injury and relatively normal biochemistry, while also underscoring the potential of TCMR to produce extensive parenchymal injury.

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