作者: Seiichi Ishii , Glenn Steele , Rosilyn Ford , Giulia Paliotti , Peter Thomas
DOI: 10.1016/0016-5085(94)90015-9
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摘要: Abstract Background/Aims: Human colorectal carcinoma cells bind to collagen and laminin in the basement membrane as well carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) on neighboring cells. The purpose of this study was determine whether normal colonie epithelial CEA, collagen, or laminin. Methods: Intact colonic crypts were isolated from mucosa 13 specimens resected for diverticulitis. Colonocytes released by treatment with collagenase deoxyribonuclease tested adhesion type IV a solid-phase assay. Results: Twelve percent 25% colonocytes all bound CEA. seven also but none colonocyte preparations significantly Monoclonal antibodies CEA hyaluronate receptor CD44 enzymatic removal blocked Conclusions: First, use same epitopes adhere Second, through CEA-to-CEA homophilic binding. Third, not laminin, are ligands human colonocytes.