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T-cell recognition of class II products that result from the combined presence of two different HLA haplotypes.

Human immunology - 1 Apr 1992

Schroeijers W E, de Koster H S, Verduyn W, Schreuder G M, Termijtelen A

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To analyze DR2 haplotypes as recognized by alloreactive T cells, lymphocytes from a DR7; DQw2 homozygous donor were cocultured with irradiated lymphocytes that were DRw15, DR7; DQw6, DQw2 heterozygous. In this report, we focus on two HLA-DQ-specific T-cell clones obtained from this priming. These two clones (c3518 and c3523) responded to the positive control (original stimulator) and five of 66 panel donors....

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PMID: 1639629
DOI: 10.1016/0198-8859(92)90329-l

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