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The major histocompatibility class II alpha chain in salmonid fishes.

Developmental and comparative immunology - 1 Dec 2000

Grimholt U, Getahun A, Hermsen T, Stet R J

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In this study the characterisation of the Atlantic salmon (MhcSasa-DAA) and rainbow trout (MhcOnmy-DAA) class II alpha chain cDNA sequences is presented. The DAA sequences from these two salmonid species showed a high degree of similarity, although the Onmy-DAA(*)03 cDNA sequence differed in the cytoplasmic region. Interestingly, the Onmy-DAA(*)02 sequence has lost the second cysteine in the alpha-1 domain....

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PMID: 10906388
DOI: 10.1016/s0145-305x(00)00034-3

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