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‘Hybrid resistance’ against parental tumors: One or several genetic patterns?

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Published1978
Citations37
References14

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Genetic variation of in vitro cytolytic activity and in vivo rejection potential of non‐immunized semi‐syngeneic mice against a mouse lymphoma line

1975 • 230 citations

The genetic control of natural killer cell activity and its association with in vivo resistance against a moloney lymphoma isograft

1976 • 120 citations

DEFICIENT GROWTH OF C57BL MARROW CELLS TRANSPLANTED IN F1 HYBRID MICE. ASSOCIATION WITH THE HISTOCOMPATIBILITY-2 LOCUS.

1964 • 120 citations

Histocompatibility genes of mice. III. H-1 and H-4, two histocompatibility loci in the first linkage group.

1961 • 102 citations

Resistance ofH-2 heterozygous mice to parental tumors

1977 • 81 citations

H-2-associated control of natural cytotoxicity and hybrid resistance against RBL-5

1978 • 58 citations

Histocompatibility changes in tumors

1958 • 51 citations

Differential Behaviour of Transplanted Mouse Lymphoma Lines in Genetically Compatible Homozygous and F1 Hybrid Mice

1963 • 47 citations

Comparison of an Immunoresistant and an Immunosusceptible Ascites Subline From Murine Tumor TA3. I. Transplantability, Morphology, and Some Physicochemical Characteristics<xref ref-type="fn" rid="FN2">2</xref>

1972 • 41 citations

Recognition structures determined by the H-2 complex.

1976 • 34 citations

H-2-linked genetic control of resistance to histocompatible tumors.

1975 • 26 citations

Resistance of H-2 heterozygous mice to parental tumors. II. Characterization of Hh-1 controlled hybrid resistance to syngeneic fibrosarcomas and the EL-4 lymphoma.

1977 • 26 citations

Resistance of H-2 Heterozygous Mice to Parental Tumors

1977 • 15 citations

Measurement of the antitumoral immune reactions against a strain-specific chemically-induced sarcoma in syngeneic and F1 hybrid mice

1971 • 8 citations

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