| pubmed-article:300611 | pubmed:abstractText | The cytolyse of lymphoma cells by anti-MSV-CTL requires an H-2 identity on CTL and target cells. It can be limited to D or K antigens. An altered cells hypothesis is the more likely hypothesis in H-2a or H-2d tumour cells. However the D antigen alone is involved in H-2b tumours Arguments are given which supports the existence of Ir genes controlling the formation of CTL against H-2Dd modified by MSV. | lld:pubmed |
