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In Vitro and In Vivo Assessment of T, B and Myeloid Cells Suppressive Activity and Humoral Responses from Transplant Recipients
Published on: August 12, 2017
SEROLOGIC TYPING OF HUMAN LYMPHOCYTES WITH IMMUNE SERUM OBTAINED AFTER HOMOGRAFTING
Serums obtained from paired humans following reciprocal fourthset skin homografts, or from a prolonged series of reciprocal intradermalinjections of leukocytes, displayed potent cytotoxic activity againstlymphocytes of certain individuals and no activity against lymphocytes of other persons. Study of one family suggested that lymphocyte reactivity may be transmitted according to simple Mendelian genetics. Itis probable that this reactivity reflects and can be used to identifyspecific histocompatibility antigens in man.
Serums obtained from paired humans following reciprocal fourthset skin homografts, or from a prolonged series of reciprocal intradermalinjections of leukocytes, displayed potent cytotoxic activity againstlymphocytes of certain individuals and no activity against lymphocytes of other persons. Study of one family suggested that lymphocyte reactivity may be transmitted according to simple Mendelian genetics. Itis probable that this reactivity reflects and can be used to identifyspecific histocompatibility antigens in man.

