## Abstract The expression of Thyβ1 was examined on fresh frozen sections of melanoma and control skin lesions using a monoclonal antibody to Thyβ1 and immunoperoxidaseβlabelled second antibodies. Thyβ1 was detected on 12 of 19 primary melanomas but on only 1 of 23 melanoma metastases in lymph node
A human Thy-1-like antigen expressed on cultured leukemic T-cells
β Scribed by Fumitaka Saji; Nobuyuki Tanigaki
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Year
- 1982
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 782 KB
- Volume
- 15
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0093-7711
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β¦ Synopsis
A human cell membrane antigen that is highly T-cell specific among a number of leukocyte cell lines was isolated from cells of a human T-cell leukemia cell line, SKW-3. In addition to the high specificity to T-cell-type cell lines, the isolated antigen showed the following characteristics: (1) It is an acidic glycoprotein of approximately 30 000 daltons that has a charge heterogeneity and probably a disulfide bond(s); (2) Its antigenicity is stable when treated with heat, acid, and various protein denaturants; (3) It is widely distributed in lymphoid and nonlymphoid tissues but is most predominant in brain. These features are similar, if not identical, to those reported for the Thy-1 antigen of mouse or rat and have raised the possibility that this cell membrane antigen may correspond to human "lymphocyte" Thy-1 antigen, the counterpart of human "brain" Thy-1 antigen.
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