-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Glycolipids were isolated from human gastric cancer tissues and normal mucosae. Sulfogalactosylceramide, ganglioside and neutral glycolipid fractions were separated by DEAE-Sephadex and silica gel column chromatography. Sulfogalactosylceramide contents were higher in the cancer tissues than in the normal mucosae. Ganglioside contents showed considerable variations but in the cancer tissues in mole percentage of ganglioside GM3 was higher than in the normal mucosae. The cancer tissues contained more neutral glycolipids than normal tissues. Glycolipids of lacto-series, including fucolipids, were markedly increased in the cancer tissues. Blood group A-active glycolipids were found in the cancer tissues from two patients with blood group O but not found in the uninvolved tissue associated with the cancer tissue.
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
January 1978,
Methods in enzymology,
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
March 2006,
Xenotransplantation,
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
September 1992,
Molecular and cellular biochemistry,
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
October 1963,
Biochimica et biophysica acta,
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
April 1976,
Journal - Forensic Science Society,
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
February 1974,
The Journal of biological chemistry,
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
September 1978,
Chemistry and physics of lipids,
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
September 1976,
European journal of biochemistry,
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
May 1975,
Biochemistry,
H Hattori, and
K Uemura, and
T Taketomi
January 1972,
Acta haematologica Polonica,
