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Haptens can serve as surrogate transplantation antigens in a manner that demonstrates H-2 restriction of graft rejection.

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Published1983
Citations7
References16

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1981 • 211 citations

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1977 • 50 citations

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1981 • 35 citations

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1981 • 24 citations

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1979 • 23 citations

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1979 • 19 citations

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1982 • 16 citations

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1982 • 15 citations

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1981 • 15 citations

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1977 • 12 citations

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1981 • 11 citations

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