Imunolab Transplantes
IMUNOLAB is a specialized laboratory in the study of Histocompatibility and immunogenetics for organ and tissue transplants. Established in 1981, it aims to improve patients' quality of life through high-quality, certified services using advanced molecular biology and immunology methodologies. The laboratory is committed to continuous improvement, scientific contribution, and maintaining high standards of ethics and responsibility.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Imunolab Transplantes
Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil, South America
Services
HLA typing for transplantation
High-resolution HLA genotyping for donor and recipient compatibility assessment in organ and tissue transplantation.
Crossmatch testing
Detection of recipient anti-donor HLA antibodies using donor lymphocytes to assess immediate immunologic risk before transplantation.
PRA (panel reactive antibody) testing
Serological evaluation of recipient sensitization level against a panel of HLA antigens to estimate transplant matching probability.
Chimerism evaluation (post‑transplant)
Quantitative assessment of donor cell engraftment in recipient blood to monitor graft take and detect relapse or graft failure.
HLA typing for susceptibility and drug hypersensitivity
Genotyping to identify HLA alleles associated with disease susceptibility or adverse drug reactions for clinical or research use.
Serum storage (soroteca)
Cryostorage of patient serum samples for use in repeat PRA testing and crossmatch with deceased donors.
HLA typing for transplantation
High-resolution HLA genotyping for donor and recipient compatibility assessment in organ and tissue transplantation.
Crossmatch testing
Detection of recipient anti-donor HLA antibodies using donor lymphocytes to assess immediate immunologic risk before transplantation.
PRA (panel reactive antibody) testing
Serological evaluation of recipient sensitization level against a panel of HLA antigens to estimate transplant matching probability.
Chimerism evaluation (post‑transplant)
Quantitative assessment of donor cell engraftment in recipient blood to monitor graft take and detect relapse or graft failure.
HLA typing for susceptibility and drug hypersensitivity
Genotyping to identify HLA alleles associated with disease susceptibility or adverse drug reactions for clinical or research use.
Serum storage (soroteca)
Cryostorage of patient serum samples for use in repeat PRA testing and crossmatch with deceased donors.
Expertise Areas
- Histocompatibility and immunogenetics for transplantation
- HLA genotyping and allele discovery
- Transplant immunology diagnostics
- Antibody detection and characterization
Key Technologies
- Next‑generation sequencing (NGS) for HLA
- Multiplex bead‑based immunoassays
- Molecular biology assays for genotyping
- Cryopreservation and serum biobanking