PRIVACY ACT MATERI AL REMOVED radiation. You know about of course. He died of leukemia. BERGE; But he was notoriously careless. KOHN: Yes, BERGE: Do you know anything about yes. WAHL ? a8 guraindi wed I ‘ew am. t ' £ But I didn't know him intimately. KOHN: No, BERGE: Did he come over to UCSF or did you ever come over to Donner laboratory? Rarely, rarely. Another topic I was interested in which ; , ; Aue witht radiation genetics @m the mouse. four or five laboratories, ; We worked o@ the field of There have been only three or perhaps, who have done significant amounts of that kind of work in the United States. Now we worked with something call the histocompatibility «aggre. Dessg=zrew SYS7EA. “ vA what=resogeese. If you take a piece of skin and transplant it, from me to you, you will reject it. same genetic set up. On the other hand, identical twin to another, the same genetic set up. Arecd if you take it from one they will accept it because they have In the case of animals, ebriuns qmaar—themes inbred Stameagins, Metiat- Because we don't have the Thu ¢ say mice, we that is brothers and sisters areate nr bes@and thef strain is established. N nh And they for the most part PRIVACY ACT MATERIAL REMOVED 14 1 Rieteris tteeeaEA raises an interesting question. "eat ete ee KOHN: