In article <FCtsn2.2n0 at midway.uchicago.edu>,
Kenneth Frauwirth <kfrauwir at midway.uchicago.edu> wrote:
>>rather what is appropriate for the *cell*. Thus, the strong rejection of
>tissue grafts (especially those with minor mismatches, such as H-Y) poses
>a real problem. Further, stable transfection is an in vitro model of
>transgenesis - mice with tissue-specific expression of "non-self"
Thinking it over further, I find these examples more convincing.
Ian
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