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- BV421-HLA-A2/Human MAGE (ALAGIGILTV) MHC Tetramer (MHC-LC1780)
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- Class: Class I
- Antigen: Melanoma-related antigen
- Antigen Species: Human
- Peptide: ALAGIGILTV
- Conjugate: BV421
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- BV421-HLA-A2/Human MAGE (ELAGIGALTV) MHC Tetramer (MHC-LC1777)
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- Class: Class I
- Antigen: Melanoma-related antigen
- Antigen Species: Human
- Peptide: ELAGIGALTV
- Conjugate: BV421
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- BV421-HLA-A2/Human MAGE (ELAAIGILTV) MHC Tetramer (MHC-LC1774)
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- Class: Class I
- Antigen: Melanoma-related antigen
- Antigen Species: Human
- Peptide: ELAAIGILTV
- Conjugate: BV421
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- APC-HLA-A2/Human MAGE (ALAGIGILTV) MHC Tetramer (MHC-LC1779)
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- Class: Class I
- Antigen: Melanoma-related antigen
- Antigen Species: Human
- Peptide: ALAGIGILTV
- Conjugate: APC
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- APC-HLA-A2/Human MAGE (ELAGIGALTV) MHC Tetramer (MHC-LC1776)
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- Class: Class I
- Antigen: Melanoma-related antigen
- Antigen Species: Human
- Peptide: ELAGIGALTV
- Conjugate: APC
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- APC-HLA-A2/Human MAGE (ELAAIGILTV) MHC Tetramer (MHC-LC1773)
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- Class: Class I
- Antigen: Melanoma-related antigen
- Antigen Species: Human
- Peptide: ELAAIGILTV
- Conjugate: APC
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- PE-HLA-A2/Human MAGE (ALAGIGILTV) MHC Tetramer (MHC-LC1778)
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- Class: Class I
- Antigen: Melanoma-related antigen
- Antigen Species: Human
- Peptide: ALAGIGILTV
- Conjugate: PE
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- PE-HLA-A2/Human MAGE (ELAGIGALTV) MHC Tetramer (MHC-LC1775)
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- Class: Class I
- Antigen: Melanoma-related antigen
- Antigen Species: Human
- Peptide: ELAGIGALTV
- Conjugate: PE
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- PE-HLA-A2/Human MAGE (ELAAIGILTV) MHC Tetramer (MHC-LC1772)
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- Class: Class I
- Antigen: Melanoma-related antigen
- Antigen Species: Human
- Peptide: ELAAIGILTV
- Conjugate: PE
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Background
The mammalian members of the MAGE (melanoma-associated antigen) gene family were originally described as completely silent in normal adult tissues, with the exception of male germ cells and, for some of them, placenta. By contrast, these genes were expressed in various kinds of tumors.