1966
DOI: 10.1016/s0002-9378(66)80017-0
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Human blood group A substance in human endometrium and trophoblast localized by chromatographed rabbit antiserum

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“…In a recent interview concerning the role of viruses in cancer, Dr. Fred Rapp (25), of Pennsylvania State University of Medicine, expressed the widely held view that cancer occurs as a result of a number of factors acting in concert. When the conditions are right and these several factors come together, a malignant 22 Psychosomatic Medicine Vol. 42, No.…”
Section: Life Events and Cancer In Childrenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a recent interview concerning the role of viruses in cancer, Dr. Fred Rapp (25), of Pennsylvania State University of Medicine, expressed the widely held view that cancer occurs as a result of a number of factors acting in concert. When the conditions are right and these several factors come together, a malignant 22 Psychosomatic Medicine Vol. 42, No.…”
Section: Life Events and Cancer In Childrenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What is still unanswered is why these cells so seldom cause an immune reponse. Actually, it is even more surprising that trophoblasts-fetal The explanation was advanced that trophoblastic villi are deficient in blood group antigens, and this has been verified (Thiede et al, 1965;Gross, 1966). After enzyme digestion, however, transplantation antigens have been possible to demonstrate in trophoblasts (Currie et al, 1968), so the 'absence' of antigens is probably a consequence of suppression by the mucoprotein layer coating these cells.…”
Section: Leucocytesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ή πρώτη εξήγηση πού δόθηκε ήταν, οτι τά τροφοβλαστικά κύτταρα δέν έχουν άλλοαντιγόνα τών ομάδων αίματος σέ εμφανή σημεία της μεμβράνης, πράγμα πού, έχει επιβεβαιωθεί (Thiede καί συνεργ. 1965, Gross 1966. Είναι δυνατό όμως, μετά άπό ένζυματική πέψη νά βρεθούν αντι γόνα μεταμοσχεύσεως στην τροφοβλάστηση (Currie καί συνεργ.…”
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