Lung Transplant Patients Show Persistently Higher Recipient and Allograft Tissue Injury Than Heart Transplant Patients Using Cell-Free DNA
Kevin Phipps(National Institutes of Health), S. Agbor-Enoh(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute), P.D. Shah(Johns Hopkins University), Hyesik Kong(National Institutes of Health), Keyur B. Shah(Amyloidosis Foundation), Pranali Shah(Johns Hopkins University), Steven Hsu(Johns Hopkins Medicine), Xin Tian(National Institutes of Health), Steven D. Nathan(Inova Fairfax Hospital), M. Keller(National Institutes of Health), A. Charya(National Institutes of Health), Hannah A. Valantine(National Institutes of Health), Charles C. Marboe(University of Washington), Muhtadi Alnababteh(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Erika Feller(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Ileana L. Ponor(Johns Hopkins University), M. Jang(National Institutes of Health), Samer S. Najjar(University of Tennessee Health Science Center), J. Orens(Johns Hopkins University), Gerald J. Berry(Stanford University), M.E. Rodrigo(MedStar Washington Hospital Center), S. Aryal(Inova Fairfax Hospital)
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