Molecular signatures of urinary cells distinguish acute rejection of renal allografts from urinary tract infection
Molecular signatures of urinary cells distinguish acute rejection of renal allografts from urinary tract infection
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DOI:
10.1097/01.tp.0000063931.08861.56
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发表时间:
2003-05-27
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6.2
通讯作者:
Suthanthiran, M
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作者:
Dadhania, D;Muthukumar, T;Suthanthiran, M
Acute rejection (AR) and urinary tract infection (UTI) continue to plague renal transplantation. We tested the hypotheses that UTI does not increase granzyme B mRNA levels in urinary cells, and that the levels distinguish AR from UTI. We measured the levels of granzyme B mRNA in 15 urine specimens from renal allograft recipients with UTI, 29 specimens from patients with AR but without UTI, and 14 specimens from patients without AR and without UTI. We also measured transcript levels in urine specimens from 41 nontransplant individuals, 11 with UTI and 30 without UTI. UTI did not increase granzyme B mRNA levels. Granzyme B m-RNA levels were lower in renal allograft recipients with UTI compared with those with AR (P