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A Multicenter, Prospective Blood Collection Study in a Kidney Transplant Population

Collecting blood samples from kidney transplant patients for research study.

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This study is for people who have had a kidney transplant. The researchers want to collect blood samples and data to help develop a new test. This test checks for donor-derived cell-free DNA (dd-cfDNA), which can tell how well the new kidney is doing. The study involves taking a blood sample and collecting information when a biopsy is needed. A biopsy is when a tiny piece of the kidney is taken to see how it’s working. They will also use leftover DNA samples from the kidney donor.

  • The study involves providing a blood sample and data at the time of a kidney biopsy.
  • You must be 18 or older and have already had a kidney transplant to join.
  • Pregnant individuals or those who had certain types of transplants cannot participate.
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    Kidney Disease
    Kidney Transplant
    Transplant Recipient
    Renal Function
    Cell-free DNA
    NGS

NCT07006831

Devyser Inc.

11 October 2026

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