BSHI 2024 Posters Hijazi, G. et al. Mixed DSA dynamics after HLAi kidney transplant predict worse outcomes Logan, A. et al. Image Cytometry and its Applications in the Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics Laboratory De'Ath, A. et al. HLA Typing to the 2nd and 3rd Field Resolution: Results from the UK NEQAS for H&I External Quality Assessment Scheme Over Five Years (2019-2023) Agapiou, M. et al. A collaboration between a UK and an Indian donor registry on a pilot study to model and trial an international donor recruitment strategy Lord, J. et al. Implementation of a new laboratory information management system: measuring the impact by staff perception. Williams, L. et al. Anti-CD36 antibodies in renal transplantation: A conundrum Carr, M. et al. Detection of a DRB4*03:01N Allele in a Renal Patient using AlloSeqTM Tx17 (CareDx) Anand, A. et al H&I Deceased Donor TAT Quality Improvement Project Jervis, S. et al. Narcolepsy Defined Genetic Variants Associated with Sleep Efficiency in a Community Dwelling Older Cohort Stanton, A. et al. Single Centre Evaluation of Digital (dPCR) Platforms for the Quantification of Michrochimaerism Post Stem Cell Transplantation Mepani, K. et al. Standard HLA Selected Platelets vs Eplet Platelets- a case study Parker, E. et al. Mitigating gaps in virtual crossmatch for solid organ transplantation Botham, L. et al. Human leukocyte antigen (HLA) epitope mismatch loads and the development of de-novo donor specific antibodies in renal transplantation in an adult cohort Williams, D. et al. Outcomes of Delisting Antibody Specificities in Highly Sensitised Transplant Recipients: The Oxford Experience WINNER: Hijazi, G. et al. Identifying Key Time Points for Predicting DSA Dynamics following HLAi kidney transplantation Flynn, P. et al. Concentrating cell free DNA for donor derived cell free DNA analysis Mathers, S. et al. HLA gene point mutation identified by Next Generation Sequencing in an AML patient blast crisis. Martin, N. et al. Post-haematopoietic progenitor cell transplant chimaerism analysis of CD19+ cell lineage to investigate a significant change in donor engraftment profile Teenan, C. et al. APOL1 genotyping by Taqman Real-Time PCR for use in Black potential living kidney donors Hughes, P. et al. Ensuring Equity of Access to Renal Transplantation Through a Risk/Benefit Adjusted Model Hamilton-Blair, A. et al. Introduction of a modified Halifaster Flow Cytometry Protocol to the Glasgow Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics Laboratory. Jeganathan, S. et al. Enhancing Transplant Access: Application of IdeS Enzyme and ExPlex testing in Highly Sensitized Renal Patients Wood, L. et al. A retrospective analysis to evaluate if HLA-DPB1 expression level and T cell epitope disparity between kidney donors and recipients can influence the development of de novo HLA-DPB1 donor specific antibodies McGuire, R. et al. Clutching at swabs: Why buccal swabs should be used in favour of saliva sampled for HLA typing post-haematopoietic stem cell transplant French, A. et al. Single molecule real-time DNA sequencing of the full HLA-F, HLA-G and HLA-H genes for a panel of International Histocompatibility Workshop cell lines Collins, C. et al. K-modes Clustering of Non-HLA Antibodies in a Cohort of Patients with End Stage Renal Failure Hampson, M. et al. Transplantation of a double lung patient across a Risk Level 3 antibody: A case study Raval, R. et al. An end-to-end, fully automated bioinformatics pipeline for genotyping clinically relevant human platelet antigens Hathaway, C. et al. The importance of contingency within donor characterisation: An example of liver transplantation affecting the validity of HLA typing Poles, A. et al. Evaluation of an in-house assay for TRALI reduction using Luminex beads coupled to soluble recombinant HNA proteins Nevin, C. et al. Full-gene long-read genotyping of HLA-A, B, C, DRB1, DQB1 and DPB1 for haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) patients and donors by nanopore sequencing Reddi, K. et al. A single centre experience of HLA typing by NGS using NanoTYPE assays: a reliable, quick and robust method
