A partially histocompatible family of Xenopus borealis
Afifi, A.; Picard, J.J.; Querinjean, P.
Laboratory Animal Science 35(2): 139-141
1985
ISSN/ISBN: 0023-6764 PMID: 3889496 Document Number: 260789
Reciprocal skin allografts were made between siblings of three successive generations in a family of Xenopus borealis and mutually tolerant animals were mated. In the F3 generation of one subfamily, 92% of the siblings were histocompatible.
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