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. 2019 Jan;17(1):33–58. doi: 10.2174/1570159X16666180917105033

Table 1.

List of representative auto antibodies to cerebellar antigens in paraneoplastic cerebellar degenerations.

Well Characterized Autoantibodies,
Suggestive of a Specific Disease
Autoantibodies Found in Different Conditions,
Suggestive of Autoimmune Mechanisms
Anti-TG 2, 6 Gluten ataxia Anti-VGCC (P/Q type) PCD (SCLC), PACA
Anti-Yo PCD (breast, uterus and ovarian cancers) Anti-Homer-3 Neoplasm*, PIC, PACA
Anti-Hu PCD (SCLC) Anti-GluRδ2 PIC, PACA
Anti-CV2 PCD (SCLC, thymoma) Anti-GAD65 (low titer) PACA
Anti-Ri PCD, paraneoplastic OMS (breast cancer) Less well characterized autoantibodies
Reported only in a few patients with cerebellar ataxias
Anti-Ma2 PCD (Testis and lung cancers)
Anti-GAD65 (high titer) Anti-GAD65 antibody-associated ataxia PCA-2 PCD (rare)
Partially characterized autoantibodies Anit-glycine R Paraneoplastic OMS (rare)
Anti-mGluR1 Neoplasm*
Anti-Tr PCD (Hodgkin’s lymphoma) Anti-Ca/ARHGAP26 Neoplasm*, unknown
Anti-CARP VIII Neoplasm*
Anti-PKCγ Neoplasm*
Anti-Nb/AP3B2 Unknown
Anti-Sj/ITPR1 Unknown
Anti-LGl1 Unknown
Anti-CASPR-2 Unknown
Anti-neurochondrin Unknown

*Association was reported only in a few patients with neoplasm. Unknown conditions might be PACA.

Abbreviations: PCD; paraneoplastic cerebellar degeneration, PIC; post-infectious cerebellitis, PACA; Primary autoimmune cerebellar ataxia, SCLC; small cell lung cancer.