Lectins and Cancer

Molecular basis of lectin-carbohydrate interactions.- Invertebrate lectins: new aspects in retrospects.- Narcissus and Gerardia lectins: Tools for the development of a vaccine against AIDS and a new ELISA to quantify HIV-gp 120.- Lectin histochemistry of human thyroid tumors.- Neoglycoconjugates: Fundamentals and recent progresses.- Neoglycoproteins and lectins in human lung cancer: A survey.- How to localize ?-galactoside-specific endogenous lectins and their ligands in tissue sections: A comparison of the application of different histochemical tools in breast cancer.- Endogenous receptors for carbohydrate ligands in human renal cell carcinoma.- Brain, nerves and muscles: Neoglycoproteins in the practice of neuromorphology and neuropathology 123.- Site-associated differences in endogenous lectin expression by mouse colon carcinoma cells.- Differentiation-associated modulation of lactose- binding lectins in cancer cells.- Change in metastasis and organotropism of mouse lymphoma variants associated with changes in expression of adhesion molecules and chemotactic responsiveness.- Biomodulation: An integrated approach to access and manipulate biological information.- Immunotherapeutic effects of purified mistletoe lectin (ML-I) on murine large cell lymphoma.- The rationale of mitogenic lectin therapy for cancer.- New perspectives in the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia by hematopoietic growth factors 229.- Enzyme replacement therapy with macrophage-targeted human placental glucocerebrosidase in Gaucher disease.- Preparation of neoglycoprotein-bearing liposomes and their interaction with cells and tissues.- Membrane recognition of steroid-glycoprotein complexes: A model for steroid delivery to the target cells.- Tumor cell-bone marrow stromal cell interaction: Neoglycoproteins as tools in leukemia research.- Cell surface glycans influence the fate of circulating white blood cells.- Fertilization: A model for cell-cell interaction.- Endogenous mannose-binding lectins in brain development and function.