Increased Incidence of Lymphoma after Injections of Mice with Cells Differing at Weak Histocompatibility Loci
作者： R. L. Walford
DOI: 10.1126/SCIENCE.152.3718.78
关键词: Leukemia 、 Histocompatibility 、 Transplantation 、 Lymphoma 、 Serology 、 Congenic 、 Immunology 、 Spleen 、 Biology 、 Neoplasm
摘要: Newborns of two congenic strains mice, in which the incidence leukemia is low, differing only at weak H-1 locus, were. injected birth with adult spleen cells parent and strain. A marked increase lymphoma ensued those mice both from other The experiment lends some support to idea that transplantation immunologic mechanisms may play a role genesis lymphomas.
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