Acute rejection is one of the key factors which determine long-term graft function and
survival in renal transplant patients. Timely detection and treatment of rejection is therefore …

This study investigates proteomic analysis of urinary samples as a non‐invasive method to
detect acute rejection of renal allografts. Capillary electrophoresis coupled to mass …

Early diagnosis of acute allograft rejection (AR) is still decisive for long-term renal allograft
survival. The aim of this study was to define the role of the chemokine monokine induced by …

Background: Identifying urinary biomarkers associated with acute rejection (AR) of kidney
allografts could improve recipient care by allowing AR to be diagnosed noninvasively and …

Background IL-2 has classically been considered a cytokine that regulates T cell
proliferation and differentiation, signaling through its heterotrimeric receptor (IL-2R) …

Background Acute rejection (AR) episodes in renal transplant recipients are suspected
when plasma creatinine is elevated and other potential causes out ruled. Graft biopsies are …

AIM: To analyze the expression levels of soluble form of CD95, CD95 ligand (sCD95 and
sCD95L, respectively) in plasma and CD95 expression on CD3+ cells in liver-transplanted …

A better understanding of the immunobiological processes and predictors of graft rejection
holds promise for the development of potential therapeutic strategies and also …

Background: Despite advances in immunosuppression, acute allograft rejection remains
one of the key factors affecting patient and graft survival in pediatric kidney transplantation …

Accepted: 20/Aug/2021, Online: 31/Aug/2021 Abstract—Gluttonous habits on high salt diets
have been accounted to be deleterious to human ecosystem worldwide, derailing …