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  • Title: [The pathogenetic importance of peanut lectin binding sites in infectious, toxic and neoplastic processes].
    Author: Klein PJ, Vierbuchen M, Fischer J, Ortmann M, Uhlenbruck G, Fischer R.
    Journal: Immun Infekt; 1982 Jul; 10(4):151-8. PubMed ID: 6290378.
    Abstract:
    Labelled lectins are generally used for identification of mono-, oligo- and polysaccharides in histochemistry. The aim of this work is to demonstrate in addition the importance of the labelled (FITC and peroxidase) lectin from peanut (peanut agglutinin = PNA) with regard to the pathogenesis of some infectious and neoplastic diseases. Thereby, PNA-binding sites have been shown as differentiation marker in embryonic kidneys and in dysontogenetic.
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