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A. J. Castillo,A. Fernandez,T. Boggiano,P. Pugeaud,I. W. Marisonrecognition of human MHC antigens by the mouse immune system, the role of individual human MHC genes in disease susceptibility. New approaches for evaluation of the role of MHC linked and unlinked genes in susceptibility of mice to malignant tumors and their metastases have been also reported. Our purpose has978-3-642-75444-9978-3-642-75442-5

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