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of a more general nomenclature system, such as numbering the antigens in order of their discovery. We have named the antigen described in this publication Gg-2, to allow for the possibility that Drs. Moor-Jankowski and Kelus may wish to put their antigen in its rightful place in the series. Note added in proof: B. Cinader and S. Dubiski in Nature, 197, 705 (1963) have reported an isoantigen (designated MuA2 by them) in some of the strains carrying Gg-2. We have found a complete correlation between reaction with anti-MuA2 (kindly provided by Drs. Cinader and Dubiski) and reaction with anti-Gg-2 in all the strains we have studied. The nomenclature redundancy will undoubtedly be eliminated in the future. 6 Consden, R., and J. Kohn, Nature, 183, 1512 (1959). 7 Scheidegger, J. J., Internat. Arch. Allergy and Appl. Immunol., 7, 103 (1955). 8 Herzenberg, L. A., and L. A. Herzenberg, these PROCEEDINGS, 47, 762 (1961). 9 Fahey, J. L., Adv. inImmunol. 2, 42 (1962). 10 Hershey, A. D., G. Kalmanson, and J. Bronfenbrenner, J. Immunol, 46, 267 (1943).

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