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  • Cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection poses significant risks to kidney transplant recipients, leading to serious complications and potential mortality.
  • Research involving 138 transplant recipients revealed that specific KIR genes and their ligands, along with factors like kidney function and timing of antiviral treatment, influence the likelihood of developing posttransplant CMV infection.
  • The study highlights the importance of both genetic and environmental factors in determining susceptibility to CMV infection after kidney transplantation, emphasizing the role of KIR/HLA genotype in immunity against the virus.
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The mechanisms of MHC allele associations with paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) and its aplastic anemia subtype (AA/PNH) remain unclear. It might be dependent on MHC molecule functional properties, such as a scope and frequency of antigen sampling and presentation. For documented PNH-associated MHC alleles we analyzed current reference databases on MHC molecule-eluted peptide presentation repertoires and searched for a range of presented peptides.

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