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Table 1.

Patient characteristics of entire study population.

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Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of human allograft biopsies according to the histopathological grading.

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Clinical outcome data.

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Fig 1.

Allograft rejection enhances cellular infiltration.

Quantity of CD68 (A), Ki67 (B), and MHCII-HLA-DR (C) positive cells in renal allograft biopsies dependent on underlying histopathological category. # p < 0.05 vs. normal histology. ABMR = antibody mediated rejection, TCMR- = T-cell mediated rejection without arteritis; TCMR+ = T-cell mediated rejection with arteritis; IFTA = interstitial fibrosis/tubular atrophy.

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Compartment-specific macrophages expression.

Compartment-specific expression (peritubular (A), glomerular (B), perivascular (C)) of CD68 positive macrophages in renal allograft biopsies dependent on histological grading. # p < 0.05 vs. normal histology; * p < 0.05 vs TCMR without arteritis. D: CD68 expression in a representative biopsy (TCMR with arteritis).

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Fig 3.

Compartment-specific cellular proliferation.

Compartment-specific expression (peritubular (A), glomerular (B), perivascular (C)) of Ki67 positive cells in renal allograft biopsies dependent on histopathological grading. # p < 0.05 vs. normal histology;; * p < 0.05 vs TCMR without arteritis. D: left-hand side: Ki67 expression in a representative biopsy (TCMR with arteritis); right-hand side: representative example of a Ki67 (green) /CD68 (red) costaining (orange arrow).

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Compartment-specific antigen expression.

Compartment-specific expression (peritubular (A), glomerular (B), perivascular(C)) of MHCII-HLA-DR positive cells in renal allograft biopsies dependent on histopathological grading. # p < 0.05 vs. normal histology. D: Representative slide of a CD68-MHCII-HLADR costaining in a TCMR with arteritis biopsy.

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Fig 5.

Consequences of macrophages infiltration for renal function and graft survival.

A: Association of CD68+ cell infiltration (below vs. above the median of macrophage infiltration) with corresponding serum creatinine values until 36 months after transplantation. # p < 0.05. B: ROC curve analysis on impact of CD68 infiltration for need for dialysis initiation (12months/36 months after transplantation). C: Kaplan-Meier curve for corresponding overall graft survival (below vs. above the median)

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