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March 1, 1971Transplantation354 citations

Histocompatibility Matching Vi. Miniaturization of the Mixed Leukocyte Culture Test

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RHR.J. HartzmanMSMiriam SegallMBMarilyn L. Bach

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A miniaturized method for the mixed leukocyte culture (MLC) test is described which results in substantial savings in cells, medium, and time. The test is done in microtiter plates using 0.2-ml culture volumes. Concentrations of responding and stimulating cells are varied, depending on the experiment. Significant discrimination between isogeneic and allogeneic mixtures is possible when cultures are labeled for a 16–20-hr period starting at 48 hr. The method measures MLC identity, as previously defined, and quantitates in a manner significantly correlated with the macro method.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ccdffc6fb28010734c846https://doi.org/10.1097/00007890-197103000-00005
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