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The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 37 Issue 3-4
published_at 1990-12

Lymphocyte Reactivity in Genetic Tolerance

Lymphocyte Reactivity in Genetic Tolerance
Awaya Kazuhiko
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A change in fast green histone staining of lymphocytes in skin allografted draining lymph node og F1 hybrid (genetically tolerant) rats was detected by quantitative cytochemical examination. Such change was also found in allografted animal, but never in isografted and control (non-grafted) animals. These findings suggest that F1 hybrid lymphocytes can recognize products of parental genes and react with them.
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Genetic tolerance
F1 hybrid
Lymphocyte in tolerance
Fast green histone
Semiallogenic graft
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