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carcinoembryonic antigen

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car·ci·no·em·bry·on·ic antigen  (kärs-n-mbr-nk)
n. Abbr. CEA
A glycoprotein present in fetal gastrointestinal tissue and in the cells or serum of adults having certain types of cancers. It is used clinically to monitor the effectiveness of a treatment, as for colorectal cancer.


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Morris Plains, NJ) reported the issuance of United States Patent 6,676,924, covering a specific humanized antibody to carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) that is attached to a therapeutic agent.
The present Competitive Intelligence Report about CEA Antagonists provides a competitor evaluation in the field of investigational antibodies and vaccines targeting carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) for treatment of cancer as of April 2009.
Morris Plains, NJ) announced that Medix Biochemica (Kauniainen, Finland) entered into a non-exclusive license agreement under Immunomedics' portfolio of carcinoembryonic antigen patents.
 
 
 
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