Reactivity of monoclonal anti‐melanoma antibodies with melanoma cells freshly isolated from primary and metastatic melanoma
Reactivity of monoclonal anti‐melanoma antibodies with melanoma cells freshly isolated from primary and metastatic melanoma
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单克隆抗黑色素瘤抗体与从原发性和转移性黑色素瘤中新鲜分离的黑色素瘤细胞的反应性
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发表时间:
1979
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
W. Clark
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作者:
Z. Steplewski;M. Herlyn;D. Herlyn;H. Koprowski;W. Clark
Human melanoma cells, freshly obtained from nine primary and metastatic melanoma cases, were tested for binding of monoclonal anti‐melanoma antibodies produced in vitro by hybridoma clones. Monoclonal anti‐melanoma antibodies bind to melanoma cells but do not react with nonmalignant cells obtained from the same patients or with cells obtained from giant hairy nevus. These results confirm the existence of tumor‐specific antigens. Binding of monoclonal antibodies to melanoma cells of several origins, primary or metastatic, from different patients suggests the existence of tumor antigens shared by human melanoma cells. The binding pattern of different antibodies to various cells also predicts the existence of more than one tumor‐specific antigenic determinant on melanoma cells.