Test Entry - Detail

HLA Typing for Bone Marrow


General
  Clinical Use: HLA Typing is performed for Haematopoietic Cell Transplant (HCT)/ Bone Marrow Transplant on potential recipients and donors in order to investigate histocompatibility to identify the best donor for transplant for the treatment of haematological disorders such as AML, ALL and MDS.
Patients require 2 HLA typing tests to be performed on 2 separate samples taken at least 30 mins apart. The HLA typing test can be performed on DNA extracted either from a blood sample or buccal/saliva sample.
  Availability: Samples are tested Monday-Friday.
  Aliases/Synonyms: HLA Typing for Bone Marrow Transplant,   HLA Typing for Family Studies,   HLA Typing for HCT,   HLA Typing for HSCT,  
  Code: IHLA
  Handling Instructions (to laboratory): Send sample ambient.
  Hyperlink:
  Reference Interval:
Not Applicable


Collection Requirements
  Container: Acid Citrate Dextrose (ACD),   or,   Buccal Swab (BUCCAL),  
  Sample Type: See container
  Minimum Collection Volume: 10mL
  Collection Instructions: Buccal swab using the Oragene saliva/buccal kit or COPAN swab is to be used for some collections as indicated by the requesting Doctor, and can be ordered via FSH Specimen Collection Network Coordinator - (0460 327 452) or Branch Admin (6457 7862).
EDTA sample can be used but requires consultation with the testing laboratory.


Processing Requirements
  Alternate Containers:
  Processing Instructions: Store sample at room temperature.
  Minimum Assay Volume: 10mL
  Stability:
  Transport Instructions (to testing laboratory): Send sample ambient.


Testing Locations
  Performed at:
Section Department Site Contact Phone
Immunogenetics Molecular Immunology Fiona Stanley Hospital 6152 8006


Last Updated : 15-12-2025 14:07