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. 1969 Sep;17(3):429–435.

The genetic control of histocompatibility iso-antigens

A D Barnes, B T Cooper
PMCID: PMC1455897  PMID: 4900763

Abstract

This study provides evidence in mice of three strain combinations, that the classical law of transplantation that one gene ⇌ one antigen is applicable. It fails to confirm the suggestion that genic interaction may operate between the histocompatibility loci.

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