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Complement system in kidney transplantation: from innate immune surveillance to a therapeutic and genetic engineering target
Key takeaways
This review explains how the body's immune system affects kidney transplants. It discusses how this system can cause rejection and how new drugs might help. It is a summary of existing knowledge, not a report of new trial results.
Who did this work
Yoichi Kakuta (The University of Osaka) · Shuji Miyagawa (The University of Osaka) · Shunsuke Mori (The University of Osaka) · Soichi Matsumura (The University of Osaka) · Masataka Kawamura (The University of Osaka) · Shigeaki Nakazawa (The University of Osaka) · Akira Maeda (The University of Osaka) · Shunsuke Saito (The University of Osaka) · Masahito Ikawa (The University of Osaka) · Miho Watanabe (The University of Osaka) · Shigeru Miyagawa (The University of Osaka) · Norio Nonomura (The University of Osaka)
Source
Article · OpenAlex, CKD works · 2026-09-28
https://doi.org/10.3389/fimmu.2026.1961041