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crustacin protein, Pagurus prideauxii

Known as: Crustacin 
National Institutes of Health

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1990
1990
Oncoprecipitins from marine invertebrates are glycoproteins with a higher specificity to carcinoembryonic antigen.
Oncoprecipitins isolated from a number of marine invertebrates have been shown to be glycoproteins possessing a higher… 
1990
1990
Paraneoplastic phenotype of human gastric glands studied with the AID of CEA of the specific lectin crustacin
With modern methods of investigation the dynamics of changes in the mucous membrane can be studied in sufficient detail during… 
1989
1989
[Interrelation of conformational changes of crustacin and its capacity to bind specifically with carcino-embryonic antigen].
Temperature-, ionic strength-, calcium ion- and pH-dependence of spatial structure of crustacin have been studied using CD and… 
1988
1988
Immunohistochemical study of carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) in normal and embryonic human tissues using the CEA-specific oncoprecipitin “crustacin”
: Using immunoperoxidase technique, antibodies to CEA (Ab) were compared to a glycoprotein krustacin (Kr) extracted from Pagurus… 
1988
1988
Immunohistochemical study of carcino-embryonic antigen (CEA) in human tumors using crustacin, a CEA-specific oncoprecipitin
This paper gives the results of a study of human tumors by immunohistochemical methods using a CEA-specific oncoprecipitin… 
1988
1988
[Physico-chemical and immunochemical characteristics of oncoprecipitins of crustacin and cyprein specifically reacting with carcinoembryonic antigen].
Crustacin from Pagurus prideauxii and cyprein from Cyprea caputserpentis have been shown to be glycoproteins with molecular… 
1988
1988
[Immunohistochemical study of the carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) in human tumors using the CEA-specific oncoprecipitin crustacin].
58 human tumors have been studied immunohistologically with the aid of CEA-specific precipitin--crustacin (Cr). The results were… 
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