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The I region transplantation antigens: immunogenicity and enhancement

McKenzie et al., 1977

Document ID: 10317488726098924307
Author: McKenzie I; Henning M
Publication year: 1977
Publication venue: International Journal of Immunogenetics

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The immunogenicity of I region transplantation antigens was studied using congenic and recombinant strains differing only at the I region. Three separate types of incompatibility were studied with antigenic differences arising from: either the IA, IB and IC subregions; or …

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- A61K—PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, OR TOILET PURPOSES
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