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• W2090793564 abstract "Duffy antigen receptor and genetic susceptibility of African Americans to acute rejection and delayed function.BackgroundThe unique distribution of the alleles for the Duffy antigen receptor complex (DARC) that binds to chemokines may be associated with the rates of acute rejection and delayed allograft function (DGF) among African Americans.MethodsA prospective, multicenter cohort study enrolled 222 African American recipients of cadaveric renal allografts from eight adult transplant centers. Subjects were typed by allele-specific polymerase chain reaction (ASPCR) for the polymorphism at position 535 that determines the level of transcription. Associations of DARC genotypes were examined in Cox hazards models with episodes of acute rejection and in logistic regression models with the development of DGF.ResultsFyB Null homozygosity was observed among 67% of the recipients. Fifteen percent of the study cohort experienced at least one episode of acute rejection, and the incidence of DGF was 42.5%. The number of FyB Null alleles and FyB Null homozygosity had no detectable association with the rate of acute rejection (P > 0.50) or with the development of DGF (P > 0.50).ConclusionThe susceptibility of African American recipients to acute rejection and to DGF was not confirmed to be associated with DARC alleles or genotype. Future studies should exclude a potential role of donor-related DARC in transplant outcomes. Duffy antigen receptor and genetic susceptibility of African Americans to acute rejection and delayed function. The unique distribution of the alleles for the Duffy antigen receptor complex (DARC) that binds to chemokines may be associated with the rates of acute rejection and delayed allograft function (DGF) among African Americans. A prospective, multicenter cohort study enrolled 222 African American recipients of cadaveric renal allografts from eight adult transplant centers. Subjects were typed by allele-specific polymerase chain reaction (ASPCR) for the polymorphism at position 535 that determines the level of transcription. Associations of DARC genotypes were examined in Cox hazards models with episodes of acute rejection and in logistic regression models with the development of DGF. FyB Null homozygosity was observed among 67% of the recipients. Fifteen percent of the study cohort experienced at least one episode of acute rejection, and the incidence of DGF was 42.5%. The number of FyB Null alleles and FyB Null homozygosity had no detectable association with the rate of acute rejection (P > 0.50) or with the development of DGF (P > 0.50). The susceptibility of African American recipients to acute rejection and to DGF was not confirmed to be associated with DARC alleles or genotype. Future studies should exclude a potential role of donor-related DARC in transplant outcomes." @default.
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