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Tumor Cell Surface Marker

Molecular classification
Protein, Glycoprotein
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Overview

Tumor cell surface markers are proteins or glycoproteins expressed on the plasma membrane of tumor cells that can be used to distinguish them from normal cells. They serve as identifiers for different types of tumors and can indicate tumor subtype, stage, metastatic potential, or stemness properties. These markers are used for diagnosis, prognosis, targeted therapy, and research.

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Mechanism of action

Antibody-mediated cell killing/inhibition; targeted drug delivery

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Biological functions

Cell identificationCell signalingCell adhesionReceptor bindingDiagnostic markerTherapeutic target
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Disease associations

CancerMetastasisTumor progression
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Safety considerations

Off-target toxicityOn-target, off-tumor toxicityImmune responseHeterogeneous expression within tumorsExpression on normal stem/progenitor cells
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Biomarkers

EpCAMCD44CD133LGR5CA9CA12CLDN1

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