Titlebook: Clinical Use of Antibodies; Tumours, infection, Richard P. Baum,Peter H. Cox,Gian Luigi Buraggi Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media

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Book 1991logical innovations in the field of immunology -the production of monoclonal antibodies. It happens that, the time of the publication of this book, just a decade has passed since the first use of radiolabelled monoclonal antibodies in man (by the Lausanne Group). Over these 10 years a tremendous pro

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Biological Rhythms and the Day-Night Cycle,fy markers of cell types and certain pathological changes in tissue specimens, and to detect sites of cancer by external imaging methods (2). Therapeuticallythey have been used either as unconjugated (“naked”) antibodies or to target drugs, toxins, effectorlymphocytes, cytokines, and radionuclidesto tumors (3–5).

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Advances in Cancer Imaging and Therapy with Radiolabelled Antibodies,fy markers of cell types and certain pathological changes in tissue specimens, and to detect sites of cancer by external imaging methods (2). Therapeuticallythey have been used either as unconjugated (“naked”) antibodies or to target drugs, toxins, effectorlymphocytes, cytokines, and radionuclidesto tumors (3–5).

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,Use of 123-I Radiolabelled F(AB’)2 Fragments of Anti-CEA Monoclonal Antibody for the Detection of Pntigraphy using 123-I labelled F(ab’)2 fragments of anti-CEA monoclonal antibodies may be a useful tool in monitoring patients with gastrointestinal tumours in terms of confirming the results of conventional methods or revealing disease sites undetected by conventional radiology.