Abstract
IgG deposits in 74 renal allografts from non‐related rabbits were studied by direct immunofluorescence technique. The allografts were removed 1 to 14 days after transplantation. Vascular deposits of IgG were demonstrated from the second day and glomerular IgG deposits from the fourth day after transplantation. The frequency of IgG deposition in intrarenal blood vessels (13 cases) and in glomeruli (6 cases) was low, however, and no correlation was found between time and localization of IgG deposits and light microscopic alterations, even not in the more severe allograft reactions.
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