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Transplantation resistance to a murine plasmacytoma lacking MHC determinants.

Cellular immunology - 15 Apr 1990

Daley M J, Williams T J, Giorgi J, Warner N L

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A spontaneously arising murine plasmacytoma, HPC-202, derived from a BALB/c.H-2b congenic mouse that lacks any detectable H-2 determinants on its cell surface is described. However, the expression of H-2 determinants is inducible by interferon-gamma. The H-2 negative cell surface phenotype permits the HPC-202 tumor to escape H-2 allospecific cytotoxic cell lysis but not NK cell lysis, as well as to grow, to...

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PMID: 1690610
DOI: 10.1016/0008-8749(90)90114-7

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