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ANTIGENS ASSOCIATED WITH A TUMOR VIRUS: REJECTION OF ISOGENIC SKIN GRAFTS FROM LEUKEMIC MICE

E J BREYERE, L B WILLIAMS

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |November 20, 1964
    PubMed

    Skin grafts from leukemic adult Balb/c mice inoculated when newborn with a leukemia virus, showed evidence of rejection when transplanted to normal Balb/c mice or genetically compatible F(1) hybrids. Therefore, the "cellular" antigens associated with oncogenic viruses may not be limited to the induced tumors.

    Keywords:
    ANTIGENSEXPERIMENTAL LAB STUDYLEUKEMIA, EXPERIMENTALMICEONCOGENIC VIRUSESSKIN TRANSPLANTATIONTRANSPLANTATION, HOMOLOGOUS

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