Titlebook: Carcinoembryonic Antigens; Pavel Koldovsky Book 1974 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1974 Antigens.antigen.cell.embryo.immunology.live

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Carcinoembryonic Antigens,o malignant tumors. CEA are divided into three major groups: 1) antigens expressed on the cell surface (cell membrane-associated CEA, transplantation CEA); 2) alpha globulins (alpha fetoprotein); and 3) CEA of the digestive tract.

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Properties of Carcinoembryonic Antigens, tumor. The same antigen is probably responsible for several . reactions: cytotoxic reaction by serum or immune cells, inhibition of . growth and . growth in diffusion chambers, colony inhibition, membrane fluorescence. When the reaction induced by this antigen is compared with reactions induced by

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Antigenic Changes During Embryonic Development, normal mouse cells from an adult animal. Unfertilized mouse eggs are also insensitive to the cytotoxic action of guinea-pig antiserum to mouse spleen cells or to mouse anti-H-2 antigen antibodies. The effect of guinea-pig antisera against unfertilized mouse eggs seems to be species-specific (rat, h

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Properties of Carcinoembryonic Antigens,antigen is detectable during embryogenesis, it would be coded for in the embryonic cell by the same virus. The amount and the time of appearance of this CEA during embryogenesis may be important in determining whether the organism will be able to react against the antigen if it reappears in a tumor

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0080-0015 tus of CEA, setting forth not only the literature, but his own interpretation of that literature. For this endeavor, all workers in tumor immunology will be truely grateful.978-3-642-80812-8978-3-642-80810-4Series ISSN 0080-0015 Series E-ISSN 2197-6767

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C. Klingshirn,J. Grohs,M. Wegenerantigen is detectable during embryogenesis, it would be coded for in the embryonic cell by the same virus. The amount and the time of appearance of this CEA during embryogenesis may be important in determining whether the organism will be able to react against the antigen if it reappears in a tumor

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