Caredx, Inc.

Mitch Nelles

Robert Woodward

James Yee

Marica Grskovic

David Hiller

A method for sequencing can be used to monitor a recipient of an allograft. A sample comprising nucleic acid molecules can be provided from the recipient of the allograft. A plurality of nucleic acid molecules can be isolated from the sample and amplified. The plurality of nucleic acid molecules can be subjected to one or more amplification reactions using a plurality of primers to generate a plurality of DNA molecules. The plurality of primers can target at least 100 independent polymorphisms. The DNA molecules, or derivatives thereof, can be sequenced. The method may not require genotyping of the recipient.

Methods and systems for monitoring a recipient of an allograft

The present disclosure relates to methods of monitoring the status of an allograft in a transplant recipient, as well as to methods of monitoring and adjusting immunosuppressive therapies being administered to the transplant recipient.

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Half Moon Bay, CA, United States of America

Mitch Nelles