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Histological grade ≥1B was considered relevant rejection.

There was no significant difference in the occurrence of LGE between patients with or without therapeutically relevant rejection.

One hundred and twenty-seven (127/146 = 87%%) EMBs demonstrated no or mild signs of rejection (grades ≤1A) and 19/146 (13 %) a relevant rejection (grade ≥1B).

For therapeutically relevant rejection of ISHLT grade 1B or greater, a combination of cardiac ER and gRE achieved a good NPV 96%%.

Regarding the two clinically distinct subgroups, ER in patients with therapeutically relevant rejection was significantly higher compared to controls (p = 0.002) (Fig.  4a).

However, gRE of patients with clinically relevant rejection (≥1B) differed significantly from patients without clinically relevant ACR (≤1A) with p = 0.025 (Fig.  4b).

Although the use of cell-based vaccines as described above is advantageous in that it does not depend on defining the relevant tumor rejection antigens, the use of cloned tumor antigens in a vaccine strategy offers some advantages compared with whole cell preparations.

It is only during those dynamic moments that the mechanisms relevant to rejection will emerge; only at those moments, modulation of HLA expression [ 45– 48] or changes in cytokines-dependent modulation of the immune microenvironment become apparent as well as exemplified by the dual role played by IL-10 that will be discussed later [ 49].

Significant effects in an ANOVA were further analyzed by calculating relevant contrasts, where rejection of the null hypothesis was controlled by Holm's sequential rejection algorithm [ 62].

Clinical relevant antibody-mediated rejection (AMR) was treated with plasmapheresis.

We applied our pipeline using all feature sets to two relevant phenotypes (acute rejection in kidney transplantation and response to infliximab therapy in ulcerative colitis), each containing two independent datasets.