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Research Abstract

[Antibodies in patients with cervicouterine carcinoma].

Gomez-Estrada H, Huerta-Sanchez R, Hernandez-Sanchez R, Garza-Eufrasio O, Venustiano-Carranza J, Miranda-Acevedo C, Terrazas-Flores JA, Fernandez-Quintero P
Archivos de investigacion medica
Jan 1, 1975
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Abstract

Cervical smears and serum samples were obtained from 28 ABO compatible patients with carcinoma of the cervix (CaCx) in O to IV clinical stages. Serum IgG antibodies against autologous CaCx cells were detected by immunofluorescence reactions in 24/24 patients with carcinoma of the cervix in I to IV clinical stages. These antibodies also reacted against alogeneic CaCx cells 53/54. Negative reactions were obtained n 4/4 cases of carcinoma of the cervix in stage O, and in control group, 10 normal persons and in 33 neoplastic sera from patients with other malignancies. Hence, detection of serum antibodies against CaCx cells could be an additional tool for CaCx detection.

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PubMed ID:
169759

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