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In this report we studied whether they could also help to induce the CTL specific to minor histocompatibility (mH) antigens. When a limited number of responder lymph node (LN) cells and an excess of helper NW-BM cells from Balb/c (H-2^d) mice were cultured with stimulator spleen cells from B10D2 mice (H-2^d), the CTL specific for mH antigens restricted to self MHC were easily induced in primary cultures in vitro. These CTL killed only B10D2 target cells but not DBA/2 (H-2^d) which had some mH antigens in common with B10D2. Genetic analysis showed that these CTL had a strict preference for X-chromosome linked gene products (Xir antigen). When responder LN cells and NW-BM cells from Balb/c mice were replaced by those from DBA/2 mice, the same results were obtained. As the CTL specific to the Xir antigen was also induced either with (B10BRxBalb/c) F1 male anti (Balb/CXB10BR) Fl male or with a reciprocal combination, stimulation across the sex chromosomes was necessary and sufficient to induce these CTL. Stimulation across other mH antigens derived from autosomes was not required as the trans-activating bystander. 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