Graft versus host reaction was induced by the blood of chickens previously transferred by the bursa and thymus cells. These bursa and thymus cells were taken from bursectomized or thymectomized chicken. It was occurred that graft versus host reaction was influenced by transfer of bursa and thymus cell. IgG level was affected by the transfer of these cells too.

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