论文信息 - Molecular heterogeneity and shedding of a high-molecular-mass melanoma-associated antigen identified with monoclonal antibodies.

Molecular heterogeneity and shedding of a high-molecular-mass melanoma-associated antigen identified with monoclonal antibodies.

This review briefly discusses some recent developments in the use of monoclonal antibodies to study antigens of high molecular mass associated with melanomas, including information on their molecular profile, their heterogeneity, and the effect of interferon on their shedding by melanoma cells.

S. Ferrone | P. Giacomini | R. Kantor | A. Ng

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