Tissue Matching and Early Rejection of Cadaveric-Donor Renal Allografts: The Importance of Unidentified Donor Antigens

Stewart, John H.; Cook, Kerrin M.; Sharp, A.; Johnston, Jennifer; Sheil, A. G. R.; Jeremy, D.; Bashir, Helen V.

doi:10.1136/bmj.3.5721.487

BMJ

1970

DOI: 10.1136/bmj.3.5721.487

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Tissue Matching and Early Rejection of Cadaveric-Donor Renal Allografts: The Importance of Unidentified Donor Antigens

John H. Stewart¹,

Kerrin M. Cook²,

A. Sharp³

et al.

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