Immunologic subsets in B cell lymphomas defined by surface immunoglobulin isotype and complement receptor - Their relationship to survival

Transferrin receptor and B-lymphoblast a

Transferrin receptor and B-lymphoblast antigen — their relationship to DNA synthesis, histology and survival in B-cell lymphomas

✍ S. Kvaløy; R. Langholm; O. Kaalhus; T. Michaelsen; S. Funderud; A. Foss Abrahams 📂 Article 📅 1984 🏛 John Wiley and Sons 🌐 French ⚖ 513 KB

The reactivity of two monoclonal antibodies identifying antigens related to B-cell activation, B3/25 (the transferrin receptor) and BB-I (the B-lymphoblast-I-antigen), was examined on cell suspensions from 75 cases of monoclonal B-cell lymphomas. The expression of B3/25 antigen was correlated to DNA