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Limited available evidence indicates that the B700 murine melanoma antigen is related to serum albumin, but potential relationships to other members of the serum albumin protein family have not yet been established. Using specific antibodies raised against each of the members of the albumin family,
B700, a murine melanoma-specific antigen, is a member of the serum albumin protein family. Other members include serum albumin and vitamin D binding protein. The primary structure and biochemical functions of B700, as well as its in vivo metabolic fate, are largely unknown. We compared murine
1. B700, a murine melanoma antigen, is a member of the serum albumin protein family, being closely related to murine serum albumin (MSA). 2. We have studied and compared the metabolic fate and anatomic distribution of radioiodinated B700 and MSA administered to semisyngeneic naive and tumor-bearing
Chemically induced tumors of inbred mice elicit immunity in animals in which the tumors are induced and in other animals of the same inbred stock. The immunity is specific for each tumor: even two tumors induced in one animal with the same carcinogen are not cross-reactive. Immunity to cancer has