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THE heterologous antisera to lymphocytes (ALS) have been produced in a number of species, but nobody except Balner1 seems to have used non-human primates to produce them. Most investigators seem to have used freshly prepared cells from different donors at each inoculation. We have immunized gelada baboons with stored spleen cell suspensions of individual cynocephalus baboons. These baboons represent closely related, but different, species.
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NAKAMURA, H., GOLDSMITH, E. & ROWE, A. Antilymphocyte Serum produced in Closely Related Species of Baboons with Stored Spleen Cells from Individual Donors. Nature 219, 294–295 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/219294a0
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