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CareDx partners with 10x Genomics on transplant rejection research program

January 7, 2026 7:10 AM EST

CareDx Inc. (NASDAQ: CDNA) announced a collaboration with 10x Genomics Inc. (NASDAQ: TXG) to establish ImmuneScape, a research initiative focused on studying transplant organ rejection and therapeutic response mechanisms.

The program will utilize 10x Genomics' Xenium spatial and Chromium Flex single cell platforms to examine antibody-mediated rejection and microvascular inflammation in transplant patients. The research aims to generate detailed maps of immune mechanisms underlying organ rejection to support future diagnostic development.

"This collaboration marks a meaningful step in advancing precision transplant care," said John Hanna, president and CEO of CareDx. "By uniting CareDx's clinical and diagnostic expertise with 10x Genomics' transcriptomics technologies, we're building upon a robust scientific foundation to drive future organ-health innovation across our diagnostic pipeline."

The initiative builds on CareDx's existing transplant biology research efforts, including the recent introduction of HistoMap Kidney, a tissue biopsy-based gene expression classifier for rejection subtyping. ImmuneScape will examine how tissue-level immune architecture correlates with clinical outcomes and response to treatments such as anti-CD38 therapies.

Serge Saxonov, co-founder and CEO of 10x Genomics, stated that examining immune activity at the single cell level "opens a new window into the cellular and molecular signatures of rejection that have historically been impossible to measure."

The platforms were selected for their ability to provide high-resolution profiling of immune biology across large cohorts and their throughput capacity for analyzing FFPE biopsy samples at scale, according to the companies' joint statement.



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