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. 2001 Jan 9;98(2):629–634. doi: 10.1073/pnas.021386498

Table 2.

Identified clones, their frequency, size, and accession numbers, as well as homologous sequences published in the GenBank or the SEREX databases

Clone* No. Size Accession no. Homology to published sequences in the GenBank database
Homology to the SEREX database (clone)
Gene Accession no. Description
se1-1 2 2363 AF273042 KIAA0336 AB002334 brain cDNA clone (49)
se2-1 6 2564 AF273043 SCP-1 D67035 SCP-1 (43) Hom-TSRCC1-7 (22)
se2-2 1 2317 AF273044 KIAA0373 AB002371 brain cDNA clone (49)
se2-5 2 2004 AF177228
se14-2 cTAGE-1 1 1284 AF177229
se14-3 1 2620 AF273045 Rack 7 U48251 protein kinase C-binding protein; Kuroda et al, not published
se20-4 5 2830 AF273046 HRIHFB 2216 AB015345 nuclear targeted protein (50)
se20-7 2 2100 AF273047 trans-golgi U41740 human trans-golgi p230 (52) NGO-St-67 (and others)§
se20-9 1 5629 AF273048 KIAA0204 D86959 brain cDNA clone (48)
se20-10 1 1991 AF177227
se33-1 1 3962 AF273049 NP220 D83032 DNA-binding nuclear protein (51) LONY-BR-13
se37-2 1 2710 AF273050 UBE3A U84404 E6-assoc. protein E6-AP/ubiquitinprotein ligase (56) NY-CO-30 (57)
se57-1 2 3997 AF273051 TL15-72
se70-2 1 1592 AF273052
se89-1 1 3462 AF273053 RAP140 AF180425 retinoblastoma-associated protein

⊘, no homologous sequences found. Similarity in the overlapping sequences was always above 98%. 

*

First identified clone of each antigen. 

Total number of homologous clones to this antigen found in the present study. 

The SEREX database is maintained by the Ludwig Institute (Switzerland) and can be found on the internet (http://www.licr.org/SEREX.html). 

§

Y. Obata, Aichi Cancer Center, Japan. 

M. J. Scanlan, Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, New York. 

A. Güre, Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, New York.