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Overcoming immune barriers in xenotransplantation: From innate recognition to gene-edited graft compatibility

Abstract Session Xenotransplantation

Presentations

Oral Presentation
15:30
Loss of Neu5Gc in donor erythrocytes unlocks species-specific innate checkpoints governing macrophage recognition in xenotransplantation
Wang Yi (CN)
15:40
Normothermic Machine Perfusion of Human Kidneys Using Triple-Knockout Pig Red Blood Cells
Shuangjin Yu (CN)
15:50
Human Thrombomodulin Improves Early Coagulopathy, but Innate Immune–Driven Injury Limits Survival in Pig-to-NHP Liver Xenotransplantation
Zhongqiang Zhang (CN)
16:00
First Large-Cohort Study Profiling the Baseline Immunological Status for Xenotransplantation in Liver Transplant Candidates: Implications for Safe Bridging from Gene-Edited Pigs
Liaoran Wang (CN)
16:10
Antibody responses against swine leukocyte antigens contribute to early rejection after pig-to-monkey kidney xenotransplantation
Hao Feng (CN)
16:20
Preformed and De Novo Xenoreactive IgM Antibodies Contribute to Early Xenograft Loss in Pig-to-Monkey Kidney Xenotransplantation
Man Zhang (CN)
Mini-Oral Presentation
16:30
Sequential Allotransplantation After Failure of Pig-to-Rhesus monkey Kidney Xenotransplantation: A Case Report
Man Zhang (CN)
16:37
Flow cytometry immune profiling provides early detection of rejection of islet xenotransplants
Thanh Le (AU)
Jonathan Schulz (DE) 16:44
HLA E CD94 NKG2A pathway confers superior NK cell resistance compared to extensive multitransgenic modifications in porcine endothelial cells
Jonathan Schulz (DE)
16:51
Endothelial PlexinB2 suppresses human neutrophil activation in a humanized xenotransplantation model
Shuji Miyagawa (JP)

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