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Differential binding to frequent HLA-A alleles of p21 RAS derived peptides bearing oncogenic substitutions at position 12 or 13.
Human immunology - 1 Jul 1997
Gouttefangeas C, Demeur C, Connan F, Balayn N, Choppin J, Tilkin-Mariamé A F
Abstract excerpt
RAS oncogenic proteins are frequently found mutated in human cancers, where they are known to be implicated in the tumoral process. Mutations occur preferentially at positions 12, 13 or 61. Identification of potential T cell epitopes is the first step to determine it RAS mutated proteins can generate tumor specific antigens which could be further used as targets for cancer immunotherapy protocols. We have...
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