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Host lymphocytic recognition of cytoplasmatic antigens from an experimental brain tumor

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Spleen lymphocytes from ependymoblastoma hosting mice show specific receptors for isologuous cytoplasmic tumor proteins. Binding demonstrated by immunofluorescence was observed on lymphocytes from mice transplanted either subcutaneously or intracranially with the tumor model. As control, normal brain soluble proteins did not show binding.

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Lo, J.S., Mirakian, A. & Kellen, J.A. Host lymphocytic recognition of cytoplasmatic antigens from an experimental brain tumor. Cancer Immunol Immunother 3, 61–64 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00199327

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