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Further serological analysis of the Qa antigens: Analysis of an anti-H-2.28 serum

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Further serological analyses of the tissue and strain distributions for the Qa-2 antigens indicate that this locus should be subdivided into two loci,Qa-2 andQa-3. TheQa-2 locus determines a lymphocyte alloantigen which is present predominantly on Thy-1+ cells. The lymphocyte alloantigen determined by theQa-3 locus is more limited in its tissue distribution and appears only on lymph node and splenic lymphocytes. Testing of anti-H-2.28 sera has revealed that at least one anti-H-2.28 serum contains anti-Qa-2 and/or anti-Qa-3 activity.

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Flaherty, L., Zimmerman, D. & Hansen, T.H. Further serological analysis of the Qa antigens: Analysis of an anti-H-2.28 serum. Immunogenetics 6, 245–251 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01563914

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