More than a biomarker, CA19-9 is a therapeutic target of pancreatic cancer

More than a biomarker, CA19-9 is a therapeutic target of pancreatic cancer


Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest cancer because it lacks a reliable method of early detection. Although CA19-9 is commonly used for monitoring the treatment effect of pancreatic cancer, CA19-9 is not useful for early cancer detection because the serum CA19-9 is increased in both pancreatic cancer and pancreatitis (inflammation of pancreas).

In recent Science journal, Engle et al. found that transgenic mice constitutively expressing CA19-9 promotes the development of pancreatitis and pancreatic tumor progression. Moreover, CA19-9-mediated pancreatitis could be reversed by treatment with CA19-9 antibodies. Their findings implicate CA19-9 as a therapeutic target for pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer.

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CA19-9 detection

Human CA19-9 ELISA Kit (ARG80645)

CA19-9 antibody [121SLE] (ARG63094)


 

Fibulin-3 (EFEMP1) and EGFR

Human EFEMP1 ELISA Kit (ARG81583)

EGFR antibody [SQab1726] (ARG66204)


 

Pancreatic cancer pathology

MUC1 antibody [SQab1891] (ARG66358)

MUC2 antibody [CCP58] (ARG55969)

MUC5AC antibody [45M1] (ARG55970)


MUC6 antibody [CLH5]
(ARG56062)


AGR2 antibody
(ARG55840)


p16 antibody [R19-D]
(ARG10580)


CK7 antibody [SQab1888] (ARG66340)


CK19 antibody [SQab1872] (ARG66324)


CK20 antibody [SQab1737] (ARG66248)

 

Reference: Engle et al., (2019) Science. 364(6446):1156-1162.