A monoclonal antibody that precipitates the glycoprotein receptor for epidermal growth factor is directed against the human blood group H type 1 antigen. [electronic resource]

By:

Fredman, P

Contributor(s):

Richert, N D
Magnani, J L
Willingham, M C
Pastan, I
Ginsburg, V

Producer: 19831028Description: 11206-10 p. digitalISSN:

0021-9258

Subject(s):

ABO Blood-Group System -- immunology
Antibodies, Monoclonal -- immunology
ErbB Receptors
Humans
Oligosaccharides -- pharmacology
Radioimmunoassay
Receptors, Cell Surface -- immunology

In: The Journal of biological chemistry vol. 258

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A monoclonal antibody that precipitates the glycoprotein receptor for epidermal growth factor is directed against the human blood group H type 1 antigen.

APA

Fredman P., Richert N. D., Magnani J. L., Willingham M. C., Pastan I. & Ginsburg V. (19831028). A monoclonal antibody that precipitates the glycoprotein receptor for epidermal growth factor is directed against the human blood group H type 1 antigen. : The Journal of biological chemistry.

Chicago

Fredman P, Richert N D, Magnani J L, Willingham M C, Pastan I and Ginsburg V. 19831028. A monoclonal antibody that precipitates the glycoprotein receptor for epidermal growth factor is directed against the human blood group H type 1 antigen. : The Journal of biological chemistry.

Harvard

Fredman P., Richert N. D., Magnani J. L., Willingham M. C., Pastan I. and Ginsburg V. (19831028). A monoclonal antibody that precipitates the glycoprotein receptor for epidermal growth factor is directed against the human blood group H type 1 antigen. : The Journal of biological chemistry.

MLA

Fredman P, Richert N D, Magnani J L, Willingham M C, Pastan I and Ginsburg V. A monoclonal antibody that precipitates the glycoprotein receptor for epidermal growth factor is directed against the human blood group H type 1 antigen. : The Journal of biological chemistry. 19831028.

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