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[The possibility of detecting soluble HLA antigens in traces of blood and excretions].

A modified lymphocytolysis inhibition test revealed that specific results may be attained in 50-60% of examinations of blood, spermatic, and salivary spots if highly specific HLA sera are used. HLA antigens were found to be present in spermatic and salivary spots for a year (follow-up period). Recommendations were developed for practical use of HLA antigens in examinations of blood, spermatic, and salivary spots by lymphocytolysis inhibition test in forensic medical expert evaluation.