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Localization of cylicin II in sperm cells. Calyx structures of human spermatozoa visualized by immunofluorescence microscopy using the serum of a multiple myeloma patient with a paraprotein specific for human cylicin II. The serum intensively decorates cylicin II, forming an equatorial belt around the sperm heads (red). The DNA dye DAPI was used to counterstain the nuclei.
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Expression of cylicin II in normal human tissues and neoplasms.
Normal tissues # positive / # tested Neoplasms # positive / # tested Breast 0/3 Bladder carcinoma 0/1 Colon 0/2 Breast Cancer 0/14 Intestine 0/1 Colorectal carcinoma 0/7 Myocardium 0/3 Endometrial carcinoma 1/9 Liver 0/2 Gastric cancer 0/2 Lymph node 0/5 Glioma 0/9 Lung 0/3 Leiomyoma 0/1 Kidney 0/2 Lung cancer 0/11 Ovary 0/1 Lymphoma 1/19 Pancreas 0/1 Melanoma 0/5 PBL 0/1 Meningioma 0/4 PBL activated 0/1 Neuroblastoma 0/1 Skeletal muscle 0/1 Ovarian Cancer 0/14 Spleen 0/4 Pancreatic carcinoma 0/1 Stomach 0/1 Prostate cancer 0/1 Testis 2/2 Renal carcinoma 1/13 Thyroid 0/2 T-ALL (spleen) 1/1 Tonsil 0/5
January 2001
Volume 1, Issue 1
Volume 1, Issue 1
Systematic search and molecular characterization of the antigenic targets of myeloma immunoglobulins: A monoclonal IgA from a female patient targeting sperm-specific cylicin II
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