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Loss of H-2Kk gene product(s) from an AKR spontaneous leukaemia

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Serological absorption analyses and immunochemical studies of the H-2 antigenic specificities on the AKR (H-2k) spontaneous leukaemia K36 have been performed. The results confirm the absence of the H-2Kk gene product from the cell surface and from detergent solubilised tumour cells. A genetic mechanism is considered for this phenotypic alteration.

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Schmidt, W., Atfield, G. & Festenstein, H. Loss of H-2Kk gene product(s) from an AKR spontaneous leukaemia. Immunogenetics 8, 311–321 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01561442

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