Journal article
The human cell-surface glycoproteins HuLy-m5, membrane co-factor protein (MCP) of the complement system, and trophoblast leucocyte-common (TLX) antigen, are CD46
DFJ Purcell, IFC McKenzie, DM Lublin, PM Johnson, JP Atkinson, TJ Oglesby, NJ Deacon
Immunology | WILEY | Published : 1990
Abstract
The non-lineage restricted human CD46 antigen, with two glycoproteins of 56,000 molecular weight (MW) and 66,000 MW, was defined using a panel of monoclonal antibodies (mAb) that included the E4.3 mAb to the HuLy-m5 antigen. Here the E4.3 mAb is used to show that two other human cell-surface molecules, membrane co-factor protein (MCP) of the complement system and trophoblast leucocyte-common antigen (TLX), are the same as HuLy-m5; thus, these three independently identified molecules are equivalently CD46. A mouse mAb to TLX (H316) and a specific rabbit antiserum to purified MCP (RA-MCP) blocked the binding of FITC-labelled E4.3 to the surface of human peripheral blood leucocytes (PBL). In se..
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