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Structure of H-2 Major Histocompatibility Complex Productsity, both in terms of number of genes and in terms of polymorphism, led to the use of the term . major histocompatibility complex to refer to this chromosomal region in the mouse. Similar MHC complexes have been found in other species (G?tze, 1977).