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[Modification of mixed lymphocyte reactivity between DLA-identical dog sibs, after in vivo sensitization]
Mixed lymphocyte reactions (MLR) with cells from DLA-identical dog sibs are nonresponsive either in primary or in secondary interactions after in vitro priming. However, lymphocytes from animals sensitized in vivo against DLA-identical sibs can show increased proliferative response to their immunizing donor. The kinetics of this reaction are similar to MLR across the DLA-barrier, although its intensity is less important. This proliferation may reflect minor histocompatibility antigenic differences.
Mixed lymphocyte reactions (MLR) with cells from DLA-identical dog sibs are nonresponsive either in primary or in secondary interactions after in vitro priming. However, lymphocytes from animals sensitized in vivo against DLA-identical sibs can show increased proliferative response to their immunizing donor. The kinetics of this reaction are similar to MLR across the DLA-barrier, although its intensity is less important. This proliferation may reflect minor histocompatibility antigenic differences.