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Monocyte-specific antibodies are detrimental to bone marrow and renal transplantation. By using human antimonocyte sera we were able to identify two monocyte-specific antigens, human monocyte antigen 1 and 2 (HMA-1 and HMA-2). The presence of HMA-1 and HMA-2 was compared with the presence of several non-HLA antigens. In panel and inhibition studies, HMA-1 corresponded to the previously described non-HLA granulocyte antigen 9a. Absorption studies showed that HMA-1 and 9a were both present on granulocytes and monocytes. The clinical relevance of these antigens is discussed.
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