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Are there Y‐linked histocompatibility antigens in man?

Analysis of three hundred and forty‐nine cadaver renal grafts has shown significantly better survival of female recipients of a male graft when compared to the survival of female recipients of a female graft. Survival of male grafts was intermediate between the two extremes of female recipient survival and no influence of donor sex was apparent.