MALT lymphoma: from morphology to molecules
Hints that the growth of some lymphomas is stimulated by bacterial antigens and can be controlled by treatment with antibiotics first emerged in the 1970s. Subsequently, a specific type of B-cell lymphoma — mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma — was identified that is associated with ba...
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| description | Hints that the growth of some lymphomas is stimulated by bacterial antigens and can be controlled by treatment with antibiotics first emerged in the 1970s. Subsequently, a specific type of B-cell lymphoma — mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma — was identified that is associated with bacterial infection and auto-antigen stimulation. This article chronicles the clinical, immunological and molecular developments in our knowledge of MALT lymphoma and the factors that contribute to its pathogenesis. |
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