oncofetal antigen


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oncofetal antigen

[¦aŋk·ə‚fēd·əl ′ant·i·jən]
(immunology)
Any of a group of antigens that are commonly present both in fetal tissue during early development of life and in adult tissue when cancer occurs.
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Menegola et al., "Sperm Protein17 is an oncofetal antigen: A lesson from a murine model," International Reviews of Immunology, vol.
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Distribution of oncofetal antigen tumor-associated glycoprotein-72 defined by monoclonal antibody B72.3.
Molecular Characterization of Colorectal Neoplasia in Translational Research
"The results of this preclinical work with ADXS-HOT represent an exciting opportunity that may allow us to develop disease-specific immunotherapies that have the potential to be effective against multiple targets, capable of generating high-avidity T cells against shared of public mutations, as well as multiple proprietary highly immunogenic cancer-testes and oncofetal antigens for multiple tumor types," said Robert G.
Advaxis presents data highlighting ADXS-HOT at AACR
Two of the analytes examined, CA15-3 and CA125, showed atypical patterns of expression during the first year of life given their suspected status as oncofetal antigens (Fig.
Pediatric population reference value distributions for cancer biomarkers and covariate-stratified reference intervals in the CALIPER cohort

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