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A second system of alloantigens expressed selectively on epidermal cells of the mouse

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In early experiments, rejection of strain A skin allografts by (B6×A)→B6 radiation chimeras indicated that mouse epidermal cells possess a distinctive transplantation alloantigen that is absent from marrow and lymphoid cells. Current studies reveal the existence of at least two such skin-specific antigens, determined by two segregating genetic loci.

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Wachtel, S.S., Thaler, H.T. & Boyse, E.A. A second system of alloantigens expressed selectively on epidermal cells of the mouse. Immunogenetics 5, 17–23 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01570459

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