Publications

the major histocompatibility complex of tassel-eared squirrels. ii. genetic diversity associated with abert squirrels.	the extent of polymorphism and the rate of divergence of class i and class ii sequences mapping to the mammalian major histocompatibility complex (mhc) have been the subject of experimentation and speculation. to provide further insight into the evolution of the mhc we have initiated the analysis of two geographically isolated subspecies of tassel-eared squirrels. in the preceding communication we described the number and polymorphism of tsla class i and class ii sequences in kaibab squirrels (s ...	1986	3491041
the major histocompatibility complex of tassel-eared squirrels. i. genetic diversity associated with kaibab squirrels.	the complexity and polymorphism of sequences related to the class i and class ii genes of mammalian major histocompatibility complexes (mhcs) were investigated in the tassel-eared squirrel subspecies sciurus aberti kaibabensis or kaibab squirrel. kaibab squirrels are geographically isolated on the kaibab plateau north of the grand canyon in arizona. genomic dna from 22 individuals was digested with eco ri and bam hi, electrophoresed, blotted, and hybridized with a panel of human class i and clas ...	1986	3491040