What does the research say about Cardiac allograft rejection?

Cardiac allograft rejection

There are 2 papers on cardiac allograft rejection in aging research: 1 observational study in people, 1 review.

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“ROS levels were approximately 4-fold higher in CMR and 6-fold higher in pAMR compared with Grade 0 biopsies”

Reactive oxygen species

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Cardiac allograft rejection is associated with reactive oxygen species in humans (cellular rejection or antibody-mediated rejection compared with Grade 0) (Approximately 4-fold higher in CMR and 6-fold higher in pAMR versus Grade 0).
“ROS levels were approximately 4-fold higher in CMR and 6-fold higher in pAMR compared with Grade 0 biopsies”
Humanscellular rejection or antibody-mediated rejection compared with Grade 0endomyocardial biopsy71% malesn = 100
Combined SGLT2 inhibition and GLP-1 receptor agonism synergistically reduce rejection-associated oxidative stress in cardiac allografts of heart transplant recipients
ESC Congress 2026 abstractOct 26, 2026