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DOI 10.1097/01.dad.0000180076.17932.ee
Titel (primär) Differential expression of MART-1, tyrosinase, and SM5-1 in primary and metastatic melanoma
Autor Reinke, S.; Königer, P.; Herberth, G. ORCID logo ; Audring, H.; Wang, H.; Ma, J.; Guo, Y.; Sterry, W.; Trefzer, U.
Quelle American Journal of Dermatopathology
Erscheinungsjahr 2005
Department IMMU
Band/Volume 27
Heft 5
Seite von 401
Seite bis 406
Sprache englisch
Keywords A103; inummohistochemistry; MART-1; melanoma; SM5-1; T311; tyrosinase
Abstract The new monoclonal antibody SM5-1 has been shown to have significant advantages in immunohistochemistry of melanoma over currently used antibodies such as HMB-45 or anti-S100. In this study we compared the immunohistological staining pattern of SM5-1 with that of the more recently described antibodies A103 (anti-MART-1) and T311 (anti-Tyrosinase) in 344 paraffin-embedded melanoma specimens, consisting of 101 primary melanomas (77 SSM, 16 NM, 6 ALM, 2 LMM) and 243 melanoma metastases. The overall reactivity of SM5-1 for all the specimens was 92% (318/344) compared with 83% (285/344) for MART-1 and 71% (245/344) for Tyrosinase. Staining of melanoma metastases with SM5-1 was found in 91% (222/243), but only in 77% (187/243) with A103 and 63% (154/243) with T311, respectively. Staining with SM5-1 was more homogenous with 196 of 243 (80%) of metastatic lesions showing 50% or more positively stained cells within the lesions, whereas A103 and T311 did so in 141 of 243 (58%) or 117 of 243 (48%) of the lesions. With regard to staining intensity of SM5-1, 157 of 243 (64%) showed a strong or very strong staining intensity, whereas A103 and T311 did so in 85 of 243 (35%) or 70 of 243 (29%) of the lesions. Staining intensity and percentage positivity correlated well for SM5-1, because from the 58 very strong positive metastases 55 showed staining in more than 75% of the cells within a lesion. Importantly, 52 of 56 MART-1-negative metastases and 81 of 89 Tyrosinase-negative metastases were positive for SM5-1. Thirty-eight metastases (15.6%) were negative for both A103 and T311. Of those, 35 (92.1%) were positive for SM5-1, demonstrating the value of SM5-1 in identifying melanoma-associated antigen-negative lesions. We conclude that SM5-1 could be of value in immunohistochemistry of melanoma.
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Reinke, S., Königer, P., Herberth, G., Audring, H., Wang, H., Ma, J., Guo, Y., Sterry, W., Trefzer, U. (2005):
Differential expression of MART-1, tyrosinase, and SM5-1 in primary and metastatic melanoma
Am. J. Dermatopathol. 27 (5), 401 - 406 10.1097/01.dad.0000180076.17932.ee