HoloGRAFT ONE

Digital PCR assay for the precise quantification of donor-derived cell-free DNA (dd-cfDNA) in transplant patients.

Detailed Description

HoloGRAFT ONE is a digital PCR (dPCR) assay developed by Werfen for the detection and quantification of donor-derived cell-free DNA (dd-cfDNA) in the plasma of transplant recipient patients. This molecular marker has established itself as a useful tool for non-invasive monitoring of graft status.

During the process of cell damage in the graft—whether due to rejection, infection, or ischemic damage—donor DNA fragments are released into the recipient’s bloodstream. HoloGRAFT ONE allows for the specific detection and quantification of these fragments using digital PCR, a technology that offers superior sensitivity and precision compared to other molecular methods.

HoloGRAFT ONE Workflow

The methodology requires DNA extraction from plasma, followed by a dPCR reaction with specific probes previously selected based on the genetic differences between donor and recipient. The assay measures the percentage of dd-cfDNA relative to total cell-free DNA, expressed as a percentage.

This value allows the clinician to identify graft injury events early, facilitating therapeutic decisions based on an objective biomarker. HoloGRAFT ONE is applicable to various types of solid organ transplants, such as kidney, liver, heart, or lung, and is easily integrated into post-transplant clinical follow-up workflows.

Key Features

Digital PCR (dPCR) assay for dd-cfDNA detection.
Non-invasive biomarker for rejection monitoring.
High sensitivity and absolute quantification.
Requires only a plasma sample from the recipient.
Expressed as a percentage of donor-derived DNA.
Useful in kidney, liver, heart, and lung transplantation.
Direct clinical interpretation based on reference values.
Compatible with standard dPCR platforms.
HoloGRAFT ONE Data Analysis

Ordering Information

Kit name: HoloGRAFT ONE Format: dPCR kit assay (for research use only) Sample type: recipient plasma Contents: dPCR amplification reagents, specific probes, controls Requires: prior donor/recipient genotyping (selection of informative markers) Result: percentage of dd-cfDNA relative to total circulating DNA Estimated analysis time: approximately 4 hours Compatible instrumentation: validated digital PCR platforms (consult provider) Intended use: non-invasive graft monitoring in solid organ transplantation

Area:

Immunology, Post transplantation, Solid Organ (dd-cfDNA)

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