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The number of histocompatibility loci (H loci) at which two inbred mouse strains differ was estimated at 13–30, representing only a small proportion of the total number of more than 430 histocompatibility sites in the mouse (for references see Bailey, 1967). The alleles at the H loci in wild mouse populations can be subject to selective forces either directly or as a result of their linkage with other selectively non neutral loci, probably in supergene complexes. The concept of H-2-T region as a functional unit proposed by Snell (1968) is one of the possible examples of this situation.

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Iványi, P., Démant, P. (1970). Preliminary Studies on Histocompatibility Antigens in Wild Mice (Mus musculus) . In: XIth European Conference on Animal Blood Groups and Biochemical Polymorphism. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-5226-8_92

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