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IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE IN CANCER INVESTIGATION AND RESEARCH

Immunofluorescence has been employed in two principal ways for the study of tumors: for the elucidation of antigenic profiles in which the main milestones have been the recognition of antigenic loss in cancers and antigenic gain, for example, as reexpressed fetal components; and for the demonstration of autoantibodies in tumor hosts, for example, antitumor cell surface membrane and antitumor cell cytoplasm.