Experimental Hematology Today 1978 1978
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4612-6304-3_12
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Minor Histocompatibility Systems in Dogs

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“…The immunologic identification of MiHC antigens is difficult because the rejection of an MiHC graft does not lead to the production of antibodies, tissue-typing reagents, recognizing MiHC antigens. Most, if not all, mammalian species have a monomorphic MiHC on the Y chromosome and a polymorphic MiHC on the X chromosome [32].…”
Section: Conditioning Of Recipients For Bmtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The immunologic identification of MiHC antigens is difficult because the rejection of an MiHC graft does not lead to the production of antibodies, tissue-typing reagents, recognizing MiHC antigens. Most, if not all, mammalian species have a monomorphic MiHC on the Y chromosome and a polymorphic MiHC on the X chromosome [32].…”
Section: Conditioning Of Recipients For Bmtmentioning
confidence: 99%