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Table 1 Summary of the studies, which have identified the elevated ASPH expression in human tumor tissues

From: Aspartate β-hydroxylase as a target for cancer therapy

Study

Tumor tissues

Positive cases of studied samples (n/n)

Detection method

Antibody (recognized region of ASPH protein)

Lavaissiere et al., [3]

Hepatocellular

4/10

IHC

FB-50 Ab (N-terminus)

Cholangiocarcinoma

20/20

Breast

4/4

Colon

6/10

Palumbo et al., [35]

Pancreatic adenocarcinoma

19/19

IHC

FB-50 Ab (N-terminus)

Sepe et al., [30]

Primitive neuroectodermal (medulloblastoma, neuroblastoma)

28/28

IHC

FB-50 Ab (N-terminus)

Maeda et al., [36]

Cholangiocarcinoma

42/50

IHC

FB-50 Ab (N-terminus)

Cantarini et al., [37]

Hepatocellular

13/15

IHC

FB-50 Ab (N-terminus) or 15C7 Ab (catalytic domain)

 

13/15 (7.5-fold higher level of mRNA compared to normal tissue)

RT-qPCR

 

Monte et al., [38]

Hepatocellular

8/8

IHC

FB-50 Ab (N-terminus)

 

8/8 (7-fold higher level of mRNA compared to normal tissue)

RT-qPCR

 

Yang et al., [39]

19 types of tumor tissuesa

94/104

IHC

mAb G3 hybridoma

Wang et al., [40]

Hepatocellular

150/233

IHC

Polyclonal

Dong et al., [41]

Pancreatic cancer

101/104

IHC

FB-50 mAb (N-terminus)

Tang et al., [32]

Hepatocellular

71/140

RT-qPCR

 

Lin et al., [42]

Breast

127/141

IHC

FB-50 Ab (N-terminus)

Ogawa et al., [43]

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma

162/166

IHC

FB-50 Ab (N-terminus)

  1. aLiver, kidney, breast, cervical, ovarian, Fallopian tube, laryngeal, lung, thyroid, pancreatic, thymic, prostate, bladder, esophagus, gastric, gall bladder, colon, and rectum cancer and cholangiocarcinoma