A considerable array of evidence has been se- cured to suggest that the tempo and intensity of the host's immune response to tissue transplants are conditioned by the degree of histocompatibility existing between the individuals studied (1-4). Although this subject has received a great deal of attention in animal species, it has not been studied extensively in man (5-7).
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Rapaport et al. (1962) studied this question.
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