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Tissue Typing in Man

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Human lymphocytes which, are essentially free from other cells have been prepared from peripheral blood. Storage for long periods at −196° C is possible without serious loss in viability. Labelling with chromium-51 enables such cells to be used in a precise serological assay with human isoantisera and rabbit complement. The procedure may well prove useful in typing human tissues.

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SANDERSON, A. Tissue Typing in Man. Nature 215, 23–25 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1038/215023a0

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