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CD93 151 CDw116
CD93
A 120-kDa antigen present on neutrophils, monocytes, and
endothelial cells. Its function is unknown. Also called GR11.
CD94
A 43-kDa antigen present on natural killer (NK) cells and
α/β, γ/δ, and T cell subsets. Its function is unknown. Also
called KP43.
CD94-NKG2 receptor
A heterodimeric inhibitory receptor that regulates natural
killer (NK) cell activation. It interacts with the nonclassical
human leukocyte antigen (HLA) class I molecule, HLA-E.
CD95
A 42-kDa antigen present on myeloid and T lymphoblastoid
cell lines as well as various other cell lines. It binds the
TNF-like ligand and causes apoptosis. Also called APO-1
or Fas.
CD96
A 160-kDa antigen present on activated T cells. Its function
is unknown. Also called TACTILE (T cell activation incresed
late expression).
CD97
A 74,80 89-kDa antigen present on activated cells. Its function
is unknown. Also called GR1, GL-KDD/F12.
CD98
An 80,94-kDa heterodimeric antigen present on T cells
and B cells (weak), monocytes (strong), natural killer (NK)
cells, granulocytes, and most human cell lines. Its function
is unknown. Also called 4F2 or 2F3.
CD99
A 32-kDa antigen present on peripheral blood lymphocytes
and thymocytes. Also called MIC2 or E2.
CD99 (HO36-1.1)
Anti-CD99 mouse monoclonal antibody reacts with
MIC-2 antigen present on the cell membranes of Ewing’s
sarcoma and primitive peripheral neuroectodermal
tumors (PNETs). It is also present on some bone marrow,
lymph nodes, spleen, cortical thymocytes, granulosa cells
of the ovary, most β cells, CNS ependymal cells, Sertoli’s
cells of the testis, and a few endothelial cells. MIC-2
has also been identified in lymphoblastic lymphoma,
rhabdomyosarcoma, mesenchymal chondrosarcoma, and
thymoma.
CD99R
A 32-kDa antigen present on B and T lymphocytes and
some leukemias. Also called CD99 mAb restricted.
CD100
A 150-kDa antigen that has broad expression on hematopoietic
cells. Its function is unknown. Also called BB18, A8, GR3.
CDw101
A 140-kDa antigen present on granulocytes and macrophages.
Its function is unknown. Also called BB27, BA27, GR14.
CD102
A 60-kDa antigen present on resting lymphocytes, monocytes,
and vascular endothelial cells (strongest). It binds
CD11/CD18 (LFA-1) but not CD11β/CD18 (Mac-1). Also
called ICAM-2.
CD103
A 150/25-kDa antigen present on hairy cell leukemia cells,
intraepithelial lymphocytes (2 to 6%), and peripheral blood
lymphocytes. It is the αE integrin. Also called HML-1, αE
integrin, or α6.
CD104
A 220-kDa antigen present on epithelia, Schwann cells, and
some tumor cells. It functions as a β 4 integrin. Also called
β 4 integrin chain or β 4.
CD105
A 95-kDa homodimeric antigen present on endothelial
cells, bone marrow cell subset, and in vitro activated
macrophages. Its function is unknown although it may be a
ligand for an integrin. Also called Endoglin, TGF B 1 and β 3
receptor, and GR7.
CD106
A 100,110-kDa antigen present on endothelial cells that
functions as an adhesion molecule. It is a ligand for VLA-4.
Also called VCAM-1 or INCAM-110.
CD107a
A 110-kDa antigen present on activated platelets. Its function
is unknown, but it is a lysosomal membrane protein
translocated to the cell surface following activation.
Also called LAMP-1 (lysosomal associated membrane
protein-1).
CD107b
A 120-kDa antigen present on activated platelets. Its function
is unknown, but it is a lysosomal membrane protein
translocated to the cell surface following activation. Also
called LAMP-2.
CD108
An 80-kDa antigen present on activated T cells in spleen
and some stromal cells. Its function is unknown. Also
called GR2.
CDw109
A 170/150-kDa antigen present on activated T cells, platelets,
and endothelial cells. Its function is unknown. Also
called platelet activation factor, 8A3, 7D1, GR56.
CD110
An 82- to 84-kDa antigen present on stem cell subsets,
megakaryocytes, and platelets (very weak). Also called
thrompoetin receptor or Mpl.
CD111
A 64- to 72-kDa antigen present on stem cell subsets, macrophages,
and neutrophils. Commonly referred to as PRR/
Nectin-1.
CD112
A 64- to 72-kDa antigen present on monocytes, neutrophils,
and stem cell subsets. Also called PRR2/nectin-2.
CD113
Nothing yet assigned to this number.
CD114
A 95/139-kDa antigen present on granulocytes and monocytes.
Also called G-CSF receptor.
CD115
A 150-kDa antigen present on monocytes, macrophages,
and placenta. It is a macrophage colony-stimulating factor
(M-CSF) receptor. Also called M-CSFR (macrophage
colony-stimulating factor receptor), CSF-1R, or cFMS.
CDw116
A 75- to 85-kDa antigen present on monocytes, neutrophils,
eosinophils, fibroblasts, and endothelial cells. It is a granulocyte–macrophage
colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF)
receptor α chain. Also called GM-CSF R (granulocyte–
macrophage colony-stimulating factor receptor) or HGM-
CSFR.
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