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When lymphoblastoid cell lines (LCL) are substituted for peripheral blood lymphocytes from human typing cell donors in HLA-D typing experiments, a data analysis program must be designed to distinguish the effect of allo-reactivity from those peculiar to LCL, mainly the "autologous-stimulation" effect. The computer program described in this report was created specifically for such an analysis. The rationale for the design of this program is presented in the preceding report (see this issue).
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