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Immunological and radioimmunological studies of membrane antigen(s) from human breast carcinomas and non-tumoral breast tissues. II

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The authors found that breast carcinomas contain 2 groups of antigens not detectable in normal tissue. The groups were extracted and partially purified. One responded to absorbed anti-CEA and the other only to an antibody, produced by immunizing rabbits with human breast carcinoma extract which were unabsorbed and absorbed with control breast tissue.

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We express our appreaciation to Dr Carla Zanchetti for help in preparing the figures, and to Mr Riccardo Sarri for technical help.

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Accinni, R., Bartorelli, A., Ferrara, R. et al. Immunological and radioimmunological studies of membrane antigen(s) from human breast carcinomas and non-tumoral breast tissues. II. Experientia 33, 88–90 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01936770

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