Histocompatibility studies in pigs from outbred and semi-inbred families

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Histocompatibility studies in pigs from outbred and semi-inbred families

Abstract

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The histocompatibility complex SL-A in the pig. Possible recombination between the regions governing MLR and serology respectively

The SL-A histocompatibility system in the Sus scrofa species

Evidence for a histocompatibility system in swine (SL-A)

Lymphocyte stimulation in pigs: evidence for the existence of a single major histocompatibility locus, PL-A

Production of specific haemagglutinins in pigs after receiving skin homografts

MICRODROPLET ASSAY OF HUMAN SERUM CYTOTOXINS

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Non-MHC alloantigenic system in pigs (SLC) detected by leucoagglutination

Linkage of the pig main histocompatibility complex and the J blood group system

The presence of blood group and lymphocyte antigens on porcine granulocytes

SLB, a new alloantigenic system of the pig

Detection of a new non-MHC alloantigenic system (SLD) in pigs

Serologically defined specificities of the pig main histocompatibility complex (SL-A)

Transplantation in miniature swine. III: effects of MSLA and A-O blood group matching on skin allograft survival

The lymphocyte stimulation test in veterinary immunology

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