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. 2020 Dec 30;13(1):77. doi: 10.3390/cancers13010077

Table 1.

Immunocyte Membrane Surface Markers That May Contribute to Nanomaterials’ Anti-Tumor Immune Effects.

Cell Type Marker Ligand Function
Macrophage CCR2 CCL2 Induces a strong chemotactic response, guides immune cells to inflammatory and tumor sites
VCAM-1 4VLA-4) or integrin α4β1 Cell adhesion, cell signal transduction
ICAM-1 LFA-1, Mac-1 Facilitates transmigration of leukocytes across vascular endothelia, intercellular adhesion
T-cell TCR peptide/MHC complex Antigen recognition and presentation
CD28 CD80, CD86 Brings T-cell and antigen-presenting cell membranes into close proximity
CTLA-4 CD80, CD86 Immune checkpoint and down-regulates immune responses
PD-1 PD-l, B7 Immune checkpoint and down-regulates immune responses
LFA-1 ICAM Cell adhesion and co-stimulator
LFA-2 LFA-3, CD48 Cell adhesion and co-stimulator
NK cell NK p46 CD247, FCER1G. Activates NK cells, mediates tumor cell lysis
NKp44 NKp44L, 21spe-MLL5, PCNA, HSPGs Activates NK cells, mediates tumor cell lysis. Transmembrane Signaling Receptor Activity
NCAM1 rabies virus glycoprotein MAPK cascade, cell adhesion, host-virus interaction
FCGR3 immunoglobulin gamma Fc region Binds to the Fc portion of igg antibodies and activates antibody-dependent cell mediated cytotoxicity (ADCC)
DNAM-1 PVR, NECTIN2 Signal transducing adhesion involved in the adhesion of certain tumor cells to CTL and NK cells, mediates their cytotoxicity
DC peptide/MHC complex TCR Antigen recognition and presentation
INAM IRF3 Stimulates NK cell activation
ICAM LFA-1 Cell adhesion and co-stimulator