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June 1, 1981The Journal of Experimental Medicine192 citationsOpen Access

Bone marrow origin of Ia-positive cells in the medulla rat thymus.

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ABA. Neil BarclayGMGraham Mayrhofer

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Irradiated rats were reconstituted with bone marrow from F1 hybrids. Ia antigen of donor-bone marrow origin was detected by an immunoperoxidase technique on cryostat sections and found predominantly in the medulla of rat thymus 2 wk after reconstitution. These Ia-bearing cells increased in number with time after reconstitution, but the Ia on the cortical epithelial cells remained of host origin. The nature of the bone marrow-derived cells and their implication for major histocompatibility complex restriction are discussed.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a218ed6136b3fb47d8b6c86https://doi.org/10.1084/jem.153.6.1666
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