ArticleAdvanced biomedical research2018
A 53 KDa Glycan Antigen of Hydatid Cyst Wall May Involve in Evasion from Host Immune System.
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Abstract
backgroundRecent studies have shown that similar host glycan antigens are expressed by helminths such as MATERIALS AND
methodsHydatid cyst wall antigens were used in enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and Western immunoblotting and probed with pooled sera of hydatidosis patients and healthy controls. Sodium metaperiodate treatment was used to investigate glycan antigens.
resultsA band with molecular weight about 53 KDa reacted with both hydatid patients' sera and also normal human sera. It has been shown that this band was a glycan antigen.
conclusionsA 53 KDa glycan antigen of hydatid cyst wall that reacted with all human sera may have an important role for evasion from host immune system.
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