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Upgrades to CareDx's AlloSure Test Enable Earlier Detection of Transplant Rejection

Nov 19, 2019
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Christie Rizk
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NEW YORK – Transplant diagnostics company CareDx has released a new version of its signature organ transplant diagnostic AlloSure, which can now detect if patients are showing signs of borderline, subclinical T-cell mediated rejection (TCMR).

AlloSure 3.0, the latest iteration of the company's donor-derived cell-free DNA (dd-cfDNA) test, is specifically meant to enable doctors to detect the earliest and most "ambiguous" signs of rejection that are often undetectable through other means," according to CareDx Chief Commercial Officer Sasha King.

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