Monoclonal antibody CanAg®
for cancersCA 125

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Characteristics

Type
monoclonal antibody
Applications
for cancers
Tested parameter
CA 125

Description

CA125 is a high molecular weight mucin-type glycoprotein, originally defined by the Oc125 monoclonal antibody (MAb) established by Bast et al.1. Different epitopes, co-expressed with the Oc125 epitope on the CA125 antigen, have been used for the development of heterologous assays for determination of the CA125 antigen2. The CA125 EIA is based on two mouse monoclonal antibodies, Ov197 and Ov185, directed against two independent epitopes of the protein core of the CA125 antigen3, 4. Assays for CA125 are frequently used to monitor patients with gynecological malignancies such as epithelial ovarian cancer

Exhibitions

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LXXVI Reunión Anual de la SEN 2024
LXXVI Reunión Anual de la SEN 2024

19-23 Nov 2024 Valencia (Spain)

LABCLIN 2024
LABCLIN 2024

20-22 Nov 2024 Bilbao (Spain)

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