Summary
The presence of a soluble specific antigen serologically dientical with an antigen found in HeLa cells has been shown in 31 per cent of human malignancies. Similar material has not been isolable from nonmalignant adult or fetal human tissues. According to the accumulated statistical data, there seems to be no correlation between the degree of malignancy of the diseased tissue and the presence or absence of the antigen.
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↵* Supported in part by Contract PH 43-62-472 from the National Cancer Institute and in part by Grant T-264 of the American Cancer Society.
- Received December 21, 1963.
- ©1964 American Association for Cancer Research.
May 1964
Volume 24, Issue 4 Part 1
Volume 24, Issue 4 Part 1
Studies of the Antigens of Human Tumors.
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