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ALEMTUZUMAB INDUCTION MAY INCREASE ANTIBODY-MEDIATED REJECTION IN PEDIATRIC RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS

G. C. Wu, Kenneth V. Lieberman, L. M. Ettinger, Joan M. Abrams, MICHAEL E. SHAPIRO

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Wu, G. C.1; Lieberman, K. V.2; Ettinger, L. M.2; Abrams, J. M.3; Shapiro, M. E.3 Author Information

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Wu, G. C.1; Lieberman, K. V.2; Ettinger, L. M.2; Abrams, J. M.3; Shapiro, M. E.3 Author Information

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Wu, G. C.1; Lieberman, K. V.2; Ettinger, L. M.2; Abrams, J. M.3; Shapiro, M. E.3 Author Information

Key concepts: Alemtuzumab, Renal transplant, Medicine, Immunology, Antibody, Induction therapy, Transplantation, Internal medicine

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