Monoclonal antibody-defined human pancreatic cancer-associated antigens

WH Schmiegel, H Kalthoff, R Arndt, J Gieseking… - Cancer research, 1985 - AACR
WH Schmiegel, H Kalthoff, R Arndt, J Gieseking, H Greten, G Klöppel, C Kreiker, A Ladak…
Cancer research, 1985AACR
Three pancreatic cancer-associated antigens were characterized by use of monoclonal
antibodies in immunobinding studies with various cellular and soluble target antigens, in
immunoprecipitation, and in immunoperoxidase staining. C54-0 represents a tumor-
associated M r 122,000 antigen, which appears to be widely distributed on various epithelial
tumors and to a lower extent on normal tissue. C1-N3 antigen exhibited a more restricted
distribution, reacting with pancreatic and various gastrointestinal tract tumors as well as with …
Abstract
Three pancreatic cancer-associated antigens were characterized by use of monoclonal antibodies in immunobinding studies with various cellular and soluble target antigens, in immunoprecipitation, and in immunoperoxidase staining. C54-0 represents a tumor-associated Mr 122,000 antigen, which appears to be widely distributed on various epithelial tumors and to a lower extent on normal tissue. C1-N3 antigen exhibited a more restricted distribution, reacting with pancreatic and various gastrointestinal tract tumors as well as with chronically inflamed pancreatic tissue. The most specific antigen expression was observed for C1-P83 antigen, found on all exocrine tumors of the pancreas, but not on normal or chronically inflamed pancreatic tissue.
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