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Cancer Vaccines
Findings from University of Naples broaden understanding of cancer vaccines
September 9th, 2008
"Heat shock protein B (HspB) is one of the dominant proteins recognized by most Helicobacter pylori-infected persons and is being considered as potential candidates for subunit vaccines. In the present study we describe the generation of an antibody against HspB and its use in immunohistochemical assays on gastric biopsies," scientists in Naples, Italy report. "We have demonstrated that our rabbit polyclonal antibody against HspB did not recognize any protein in lysates from a lung human epithelial cell (H1299) line and did not cross-react with the other members of human heat shock proteins. Secondly, we have observed that in gastric biopsies, HspB immunostaining was...
Source: Cancer Weekly (2008-09-09)
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