unless otherwise specified in the present description , scientific terms used regarding the present invention have meanings that are generally understood by a person skilled in the art . in general , nomenclatures and techniques applied to the cell and tissue culture , molecular biology , immunology , microbiology , genetics , protein and nucleic acid chemistry , and hybridization , which are described in the present description , are well known in the present technical field , and thus , are commonly used . the methods and techniques of the present invention are carried out in accordance with conventional methods that are well known in the present technical field , in such ways as described in a variety of general reference documents cited and discussed throughout the present description and more specific reference documents , unless otherwise specified . human transferrin receptor ( tfr ) is a single - pass transmembrane protein ( seq id no : 125 ) comprising 760 amino acids , and it is encoded by human chromosome 3 . this protein has also been known as a cd71 antigen , and it is considered that this protein is associated with incorporation of iron into cells and cell growth . the tfr of the present invention is not particularly limited in terms of structure . thus , human tfr includes all of a monomer , a multimer , an intact form expressed on a cell membrane , a soluble form constituted in an extracellular region , a truncated form , a mutation form caused by genetic mutation , deletion , etc ., and a form that has undergone posttranslational modification by phosphorylation or the like . the terms “ react ” and “ reactivity ” have the same meanings in the present description , unless otherwise specified . that is , these terms mean that an antibody recognizes an antigen . the antigen used herein may be any of an intact tfr expressed on a cell membrane , a truncated form , and a soluble form . in addition , the antigen may be either a tfr having a three - dimensional structure or a denatured tfr . examples of a means for examining reactivity include flow cytometry ( facs ), enzyme - linked immunosorbent assay ( elisa ), western blotting , fluorometric microvolume assay technology ( fmat ), surface plasmon resonance ( biacore ), immunostaining , and immunoprecipitation . the antibody used in flow cytometry may be either an antibody labeled with a fluorescent substance such as fitc or with biotin , or an unlabeled antibody . a fluorescently - labeled avidin , a fluorescently - labeled anti - human immunoglobulin antibody , or the like is used , depending on the presence or absence of labeling of the antibody used and the type thereof . reactivity can be evaluated by adding a sufficient amount of anti - tfr antibody ( generally having a final concentration of 0 . 01 to 10 μg / ml ) to an analyte , and then by comparing the obtained reactivity with the reactivity with a negative control antibody or a positive control antibody . in the present description , the following abbreviations ( in the parentheses ) are used in accordance with the customs , as necessary . heavy chain ( h chain ), light chain ( l chain ), heavy chain variable region ( vh ), light chain variable region ( vl ), complementarity determining region ( cdr ), first complementarity determining region ( cdr1 ), second complementarity determining region ( cdr2 ), third complementarity determining region ( cdr3 ), heavy chain first complementarity determining region ( vh cdr1 ), heavy chain second complementarity determining region ( vh cdr2 ), heavy chain third complementarity determining region ( vh cdr3 ), light chain first complementarity determining region ( vl cdr1 ), light chain second complementarity determining region ( vl cdr2 ), and light chain third complementarity determining region ( vl cdr3 ). in the present description , the term “ antibody ” has the same definitions as immunoglobulin , and should be understood as generally known in the present technical field . specifically , the term “ antibody ” is not limited by any given specific method for producing the antibody . for example , the term “ antibody ” includes , but is not limited to , a recombinant antibody , a monoclonal antibody , and a polyclonal antibody . in the present description , the term “ human antibody is used to mean any given antibody , in which the sequences of a variable region and a constant region are human sequences . this term includes antibodies which have human sequences and are modified , for example , to remove cysteine that may cause a possible decrease in immunogenicity , an increase in affinity , and undesirable folding . this term also includes antibodies produced in non - human cells by recombination , which enable glycosylation that is not specific to human cells . these antibodies can be prepared in various ways . in the present description , the term “ humanized antibody ” means a non - human - derived antibody , in which amino acid residues characteristic for a non - human antibody sequence are substituted with residues found in positions corresponding to those of a human antibody . this “ humanization ” process is considered to reduce the immunogenicity of the obtained antibody in human . it would be understood that a non - human - derived antibody can be humanized using a technique well known in the present technical field . please refer to , for example , winter et al ., immunol . today 14 : 43 - 46 ( 1993 ). the antibody of interest can be produced by an engineering approach via a recombination dna technique of substituting ch1 , ch2 , ch3 , a hinge domain , and / or a framework domain with those of the corresponding human sequence . for example , wo92 / 02190 , and u . s . pat . nos . 5 , 530 , 101 , 5 , 585 , 089 , 5 , 693 , 761 , 5 , 693 , 792 , 5 , 714 , 350 and 5 , 777 , 085 can be referred to . in the present description , the term “ humanized antibody ” includes a chimeric human antibody and a cdr - grafted antibody , within the definitions thereof the sequence of a framework region ( fr ) in a variable region of the antibody of the present invention is not particularly limited , unless it substantially affects the specific binding ability of the antibody to the corresponding antigen . the fr region of a human antibody is preferably used , but it is also possible to use fr regions of animal species other than humans ( e . g . a mouse , a rat , etc .). in the present description , the term “ phage antibody ” is used to mean a scfv antibody generated from phage . that is , the phage antibody is an antibody fragment comprising the amino acid sequence of vh and vl . this fragment may comprise an amino acid sequence serving as a tag , as well as amino acids serving as a linker . in one aspect , the antibody of the present invention comprises a constant region as well as a variable region ( e . g . igg antibody ). the sequence of such a constant region is not particularly limited . for example , the constant region of a known human antibody can be used . the heavy chain constant region ( ch ) of a human antibody is not particularly limited , as long as it belongs to a human immunoglobulin ( hereinafter referred to as “ hig ”). those of higg class are preferable , and any one of subclasses belonging to higg class , such as higg1 , higg2 , higg3 or higg4 , may be used . on the other hand , the light chain constant region ( cl ) of a human antibody is not particularly limited , as long as it belongs to hig , and those of κ class or λ class can be used . in addition , constant regions of animal species other than humans ( e . g . a mouse or a rat ) can also be used . with regard to the amino acid sequence of fr or constant region used in the antibody of the present invention , the amino acid sequence of the original fr or constant region may be directly used . otherwise , a different amino acid sequence may be prepared by deleting , adding , substituting and / or inserting one or several ( for example , 1 to 8 , preferably 1 to 5 , more preferably 1 to 3 , and particularly preferably 1 or 2 ) amino acids , with respect to the original amino acid sequence , and it may be then used . in the present invention , the phrase “ an activity equivalent to the activity of the antibody according to the claims ” is used to mean that the binding activity and / or antitumor activity of a certain antibody to human tfr is equivalent to that of the antibody according to the claims . the term “ binding activity ” means that the activity of an antibody to recognize an antigen . this antigen may be an intact tfr expressed on a cell membrane , a truncated form , or a soluble form . in addition , the antigen may be either a tfr having a three - dimensional structure or a denatured tfr . examples of a means for examining the binding activity include flow cytometry ( facs ), enzyme - linked immunosorbent assay ( elisa ), western blotting , fluorometric microvolume assay technology ( fmat ), and surface plasmon resonance ( biacore ). the term “ antitumor activity ” means the activity of inhibiting the growth or survival of tumor cells . the inhibition of the growth or survival of tumor cells may take place either in vitro or in vivo . examples of the in vitro antitumor activity include an activity of decreasing the number of tumor cells , an activity of inhibiting an increase in the number of tumor cells , an activity of causing cell death to tumor cells , antibody - dependent cellular cytotoxicity ( adcc ), and complement - dependent cytotoxicity ( cdc ). examples of the in vivo antitumor activity include an activity of decreasing the weight or volume of a tumor , an activity of suppressing an increase in tumor weight or volume , an activity of promoting a decrease in tumor weight or volume by other agents , and an activity of suppressing the death of individuals caused by tumor cells . examples of an in vivo animal model include : a xenograft model prepared by transplanting a human cancer tissue - derived cultured cell line into an immunodeficient mouse such as a nude mouse ; and a syngeneic graft model prepared by transplanting a cultured mouse cancer cell line into a wild - type mouse having a normal immune system . a xenograft model can be produced by transplanting a human cancer cell line into various sites of immunodeficient mice such as a nude mouse , including the subcutis , intradermal site , abdominal cavity , or vein . in the present invention , the term “ equivalent ” does not necessarily mean the same level of activity . the activity may be increased , or it may be decreased as long as there is an activity . an antibody having a decreased activity may be an antibody having an activity of , for example , 30 % or more , preferably 50 % or more , more preferably 80 % or more , further preferably 90 % or more , and particularly preferably 95 % or more , when compared with the original antibody . the aforementioned antibody may comprise a substitution , deletion , addition and / or insertion of one or multiple amino acids with respect to the amino acid sequence of a variable region ( a cdr sequence and / or an fr sequence ), as far as it has a binding activity to tfr or an antitumor activity that is equivalent to that of the original antibody . as a method for preparing an antibody having a tfr - binding activity and / or an antitumor activity , which comprises a deletion , addition , substitution and / or insertion of one or several amino acids ( for example , 1 to 8 , preferably 1 to 5 , more preferably 1 to 3 , and particularly preferably 1 or 2 amino acids ), a method of introducing a mutation into a protein has been well known to a person skilled in the art . for instance , such a skilled person could prepare a mutant antibody functionally equivalent to an antibody having a tfr - binding activity and / or an antitumor activity by appropriately introducing a mutation into the amino acid sequence of the antibody having a tfr - binding activity and / or an antitumor activity according to a site - directed mutagenesis ( hashimoto - gotoh , t , mizuno , t , ogasahara , y , an dna kagawa , m . ( 1995 ) an oligodeoxyribonucleotide - directed dual amber method for site - directed mutagenesis . gene 152 , 271 - 275 , zoller , m j , and smith , m . ( 1983 ) oligonucleotide - directed mutagenesis of dna fragments cloned into m13 vectors . methods enzymol . 100 , 468 - 500 , kramer , w , drutsa , v , jansen , h w , kramer , b , pflugfelder , m , and fritz , h j ( 1984 ) the gapped duplex dna approach to oligonucleotide - directed mutation construction . nucleic acids res . 12 , 9441 - 9456 , kramer w , and fritz h j ( 1987 ) oligonucleotide - directed construction of mutations via gapped duplex dna methods . enzymol . 154 , 350 - 367 , kunkel , t a ( 1985 ) rapid and efficient site - specific mutagenesis without phenotypic selection . proc natl acad sci usa . 82 , 488 - 492 ), etc . as such , an antibody , which comprises a mutation of one or several amino acids in a variable region thereof and has a tfr - binding activity and / or an antitumor activity , is also included in the antibody of the present invention . in the present description , the phrase “ cdr substantially identical thereto ” is used to mean cdr that constitutes the aforementioned antibody comprising a deletion , addition , substitution and / or insertion of one or several amino acids and having a tfr - binding activity and / or an antitumor activity . the antibody of the present invention is not limited by its origin , and it may be an antibody derived from any animal , such as a human antibody , a mouse antibody , or a rat antibody . also , the present antibody may be a chimeric antibody or a humanized antibody . in a preferred aspect , the antibody of the present invention is a human antibody . the antibodies of the present invention may be different from one another in terms of amino acid sequence , molecular weight , isoelectric point , the presence or absence of a sugar chain or the form thereof , etc ., depending on the after - mentioned cells or hosts that produce the antibodies , or a purification method . as long as the obtained antibody has an activity equivalent to the activity of the antibody of the present invention , it is included in the present invention . for example , an antibody that undergoes a modification after it has been translated to the amino acid sequence described in the present description is also included in the present invention . moreover , an antibody that has undergone a posttranslational modification on a site other than those for the known posttranslational modification is also included in the present invention , as long as it has an activity equivalent to the activity of the antibody of the present invention . furthermore , when the antibody of the present invention is allowed to express in prokaryotic cells such as escherichia coli , a methionine residue is added to the n - terminus of the amino acid sequence of the original antibody . the antibody of the present invention includes such an antibody as well . an antibody that has undergone a posttranslational modification on a site other than those for the known posttranslational modification is also included in the present invention , as long as it has an activity equivalent to the antibody of the present invention . the antibody of the present invention can be prepared by several methods known in the present technical field . for example , using a phage display technique , a library comprising a repertoire of antibodies having various affinity for tfr can be provided . subsequently , such a library can be screened to identify and isolate antibodies against tfr . preferably , the phage library is a scfv phage display library that is generated using human vl and vh cdna that has been prepared from mrna isolated from human b cells . a method of preparing and screening such a library is known in the present technical field . a genetic substance is recovered from phage clones exhibiting reactivity that have been screened using a human tfr as an antigen . by analyzing the selected phage gene , the dna sequences of vh and vl encoding the variable region of a human antibody binding to the antigen can be determined using this scfv sequence , igg is prepared from scfv , so as to obtain a human antibody . an expression vector of h chain or l chain is produced , and it is then allowed to express in a host cell . thereafter , the secreted supernatant is recovered and is then purified , so as to obtain a human antibody . alternatively , such a human antibody can also be obtained by allowing vh and vl to express in a single vector ( tandem type ). these methods are well known , and can be carried out with reference to wo92 / 01047 , wo92 / 20791 , wo93 / 06213 , wo93 / 11236 , wo93 / 19172 , wo95 / 01438 , wo95 / 15388 , wo97 / 10354 , etc . specifically , dna encoding vh is ligated to another dna molecule encoding a heavy chain constant region ( ch1 , ch2 and ch3 ), so as to obtain a full - length heavy chain gene . the sequence of a human heavy chain constant region gene is known in the present technical field ( for example , kabat , e . a . et al ., ( 1991 ) sequences of proteins of immunological interest , 5 th edition , u . s . department of health and human services , nih publication no . 91 - 3242 ), and a dna fragment including such a region can be obtained by standard pcr amplification . the heavy chain constant region may be the constant region of igg1 , igg2 , igg3 , igg4 , iga , ige , igm or igd . the most preferred constant region is that of igg1 or igg2 . the constant region sequence of igg1 may include any given various alleles or allotypes known to be generated among different individuals , such as gm ( 1 ), gm ( 2 ), gm ( 3 ) or gm ( 17 ). these allotypes correspond to a substitution of amino acids naturally - occurring in the constant region of igg1 . dna encoding vl is ligated to another dna molecule encoding the light chain constant region cl , so as to obtain a full - length l chain gene ( and a fab light chain gene ). the sequence of a human light chain constant region gene is known in the present technical field ( for example , kabat , e . a . et al ., ( 1991 ) sequences of proteins of immunological interest , 5 th edition , u . s . department of health and human services , nih publication no . 91 - 3242 ), and a dna fragment including such a region can be obtained by standard pcr amplification . the light chain constant region may be the constant region of κ or λ . the k constant region may include any given various alleles known to be generated among different individuals , such as inv ( 1 ), inv ( 2 ) or inv ( 3 ). the λ constant region may be derived from any one of the three λ genes . the thus obtained dna encoding an h chain or l chain is inserted into an expression vector to produce an expression vector , and the produced expression vector is then allowed to express in a host cell . thereafter , the secreted supernatant is recovered and purified to obtain a human antibody . examples of the expression vector include a plasmid , retrovirus , adenovirus , adeno - associated virus ( aav ), plant viruses such as cauliflower mosaic virus or tobacco mosaic virus , a cosmid , yac , and ebv - derived episome . an expression vector and an expression regulatory sequence are selected , so that they are suitable for a host cell used for expression . an antibody light chain gene and an antibody heavy chain gene can be inserted into different vectors , or the two genes can also be inserted into a single expression vector . an antibody gene is inserted into an expression vector by a standard method ( for example , ligation of a complementary restriction site on an antibody gene fragment to a vector , or blunt - ended ligation when no restriction sites are present ). a preferred vector encodes a functionally completed human ch or cl immunoglobulin sequence having a suitable restriction site , which has been produced by an engineering approach such that any given vh or vl sequence can be easily inserted and then expressed therein , as described above . in such a vector , splicing generally takes place between a splice donor site in the inserted j region and a splice acceptor site preceding a human c domain , or such splicing also takes place in a splice region existing in a human ch exon . polyadenylation and transcription termination take place in a natural chromosomal site downstream of a coding region . a recombinant expression vector can also encode a signal peptide that promotes the secretion of an antibody chain derived from a host cell . an antibody chain gene can be cloned into a vector , such that a signal peptide can be ligated in - frame to the amino terminus of an immunoglobulin chain . the signal peptide may be either an immunoglobulin signal peptide or a heterogeneous signal peptide ( namely , it may be a non - immunoglobulin protein - derived signal peptide ). an expression vector for the antibody of the present invention may also have sequences such as a sequence for regulating replication of the vector in a host cell ( e . g . a replication origin ) or a selective marker gene sequence , as well as an antibody gene and a regulatory sequence . the selective marker gene promotes selection of a host cell into which a vector has been introduced . for instance , the selective marker generally imparts resistance to drugs such as g418 , hygromycin or methotrexate to a host cell into which the vector has been introduced . preferred selective marker genes include a dihydrofolate reductase ( dhfr ) gene ( used with methotrexate selection / amplification in dhfr - host cell ), a neomycin phosphotransferase gene ( for g418 selection ), and a glutamate synthase gene . a host cell is transformed with an antibody gene expression vector produced by the above described method . any type of cell may be used as a host cell , as long as it can produce the antibody of the present invention . examples of such a host cell include bacteria , yeast , animal cells , insect cells , and plant cells . among these cells , animal cells are preferable . examples of the animal cells include chinese hamster ovary cells cho / dhfr (−) and cho / dg44 , monkey - derived cells cos ( a . wright & amp ; s . l . morrison , j . immunol . 160 , 3393 - 3402 ( 1998 )), and sp2 / o cells ( mouse myeloma ) ( k . motmans et al ., eur . j . cancer prev . 5 , 512 - 5199 ( 1996 ), r . p . junghans et al ., cancer res . 50 , 1495 - 1502 ( 1990 )). for transformation , a lipofectin method ( r . w . malone et al ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa 86 , 6007 ( 1989 ), p . l . felgner et al ., proc . natl . acad . sci . usa 84 , 7413 ( 1987 )), an electroporation method , a calcium phosphate method ( f . l . graham & amp ; a . j . van der eb , virology 52 , 456 - 467 ( 1973 )), a deae - dextran method , and the like are preferably applied . a transformant is cultured , and a human antibody is then separated from the cells of the transformant or a culture medium thereof . for separation / purification of the antibody , methods such as centrifugation , ammonium sulfate fractionation , salting - out , ultrafiltration , affinity chromatography , ion exchange chromatography and gel filtration chromatography can be used by appropriately combining them . an antibody fragment can be produced based on the antibody of the present invention , or based on the sequence information of a gene encoding the antibody of the present invention . examples of the antibody fragment include fab , fab ′, f ( ab ′) 2 , scfv , and dsfv antibodies . fab is obtained by digesting igg by papain in the presence of cysteine , and is an antibody fragment with a molecular weight of approximately 50 , 000 , which is constituted with l chain and h chain variable regions , and an h chain fragment consisting of a ch1 domain and a portion of a hinge region . in the present invention , fab can be obtained by papain digestion of the above - described antibody . in addition , fab can also be prepared by incorporating dna encoding a portion of the h chain and the l chain of the above - described antibody into a suitable vector , then performing transformation with the resulting vector , and then obtaining fab from the transformant . fab ′ is an antibody fragment with a molecular weight of approximately 50 , 000 , which is obtained by cleaving a disulfide bond between the h chains of the below - mentioned f ( ab ′) 2 . in the present invention , fab ′ can be obtained by digesting the above - described antibody by pepsin , and then cleaving a disulfide bond with a reducing agent . in addition , as with fab , fab ′ can also be prepared by genetic engineering using dna encoding the fab ′. f ( ab ′) 2 is an antibody fragment with a molecular weight of approximately 100 , 000 , which is obtained by binding , via a disulfide bond , one fragment ( fab ′) constituted with l chain and h chain variable regions and an h chain fragment consisting of a ch1 domain and a portion of a hinge region , to the other fragment ( fab ′), wherein fab ′ is obtained by digesting igg by pepsin . in the present invention , f ( ab ′) 2 can be obtained by digesting the above - described antibody by pepsin . in addition , as with fab , f ( ab ′) 2 can also be prepared by genetic engineering using dna encoding the f ( ab ′) 2 . scfv is an antibody fragment obtained by ligating the c - terminus of one chain of fv consisting of an h chain variable region and an l chain variable region to the n - terminus of the other chain thereof using a suitable peptide linker , so as to form a single chain . ( ggggs ) 3 having high flexibility can be used , for example , as such a peptide linker . for instance , dna encoding the h chain variable region and l chain variable region of the above - described antibody and dna encoding a peptide linker are used to construct dna encoding a scfv antibody , and the thus constructed dna is then incorporated into a suitable vector . thereafter , scfv can be prepared from a transformant obtained by transformation with the aforementioned vector . dsfv is a fv fragment obtained by introducing a cys residue into a suitable site in each of an h chain variable region and an l chain variable region , and then stabilizing the h chain variable region and the l chain variable region by a disulfide bond . the site in each chain , into which the cys residue is to be introduced , can be determined based on a conformation predicted by molecular modeling . in the present invention , for example , a conformation is predicted from the amino acid sequences of the h chain variable region and l chain variable region of the above - described antibody , and dna encoding each of the h chain variable region and the l chain variable region , into which a mutation has been introduced based on such prediction , is then constructed . the thus constructed dna is incorporated into a suitable vector . thereafter , dsfv can be then prepared from a transformant obtained by transformation with the aforementioned vector . further , it is also possible to ligate the scfv antibody to the dcfv antibody or the like using a suitable linker , or to fuse an antibody fragment with streptavidin , so as to multimerize the antibody fragment . according to the present invention , a pharmaceutical composition comprising the antibody of the present invention is provided . in one embodiment , the present invention relates to the treatment of cancer , but is not limited thereto . diseases caused by high expression of tfr , other than cancer , are also included in the scope of the present invention . in a more preferred embodiment , examples of the cancer include : solid cancer ( e . g . lung cancer , colon cancer , stomach cancer , bladder cancer , pancreatic cancer , prostate cancer , hepatic cancer , cervical cancer , uterine cancer , ovarian cancer , breast cancer , head and neck cancer , skin cancer , etc . ); and blood cancer ( e . g . leukemia , lymphoma , myeloma , etc .). in another preferred embodiment of the present invention , the cancer is adult t - cell leukemia ( atl ). in one aspect of the pharmaceutical composition of the present invention , the antibody of the present invention is used as an active ingredient . the cell growth - suppressing activity , cell death - inducing activity , adcc activity , cdc activity and the like of the antibody are utilized , and thereby , the antitumor effects of the antibody are exhibited . the antibody may have only one of the aforementioned activities , or may simultaneously have a plurality of the aforementioned activities . that is , a naked antibody is used as an active ingredient of the pharmaceutical composition . in another aspect , the antibody of the present invention can be used as a cancer therapeutic agent in a missile therapy that specifically targets cancer tissues . specifically , the missile therapy is a treatment method , which comprises administering to cancer cells , an antibody to which a substance causing damage to the cancer cells has been bound , and allowing the substance to specifically transfer to the cancerous portion , so as to address the achievement of therapeutic effects and reduction in side effects . the substances causing damage to cancer cells are cytotoxic substances such as a drug , a toxin or a radioactive substance . the binding of such a cytotoxic substance to the antibody can be carried out by a method known to a person skilled in the art ( clin cancer res . 2004 jul . 1 ; 10 ( 13 ): 4538 - 49 ). as a drug to be bound to the antibody , a known substance causing damage to cancer cells can be used . examples of such a drug include duocarmycin , an analog and a derivative of duocarmycin , cc - 1065 , a duocarmycin analog comprising cbi as a main ingredient , a duocarmycin analog comprising mcbi as a main ingredient , a duocarmycin analog comprising ccbi as a main ingredient , doxorubicin , a doxorubicin conjugate , morpholino - doxorubicin , cyanomorpholino - doxorubicin , dolastatin , dolestatin - 10 , combretastatin , calicheamicin , maytansine , a maytansine analog , dm1 , dm2 , dm3 , dm4 , dmi , auristatin e , auristatin eb ( aeb ), auristatin efp ( aefp ), monomethyl auristatin e ( mmae ), monomethyl auristatin f ( mmaf ), 5 - benzoyl valeric acid - ae ester ( aevb ), tubulysin , disorazole , epothilone , paclitaxel , docetaxel , sn - 38 , topotecan , rhizoxin , echinomycin , colchicine , vinblastine , vindesine , estramustine , cemadotin , eleutherobin , methotrexate , methopterin , dichloromethotrexate , 5 - fluorouracil , 6 - mercaptopurine , cytosine arabinoside , melphalan , leurosine , leurosideine , actinomycin , daunorubicin , a daunorubicin conjugate , mitomycin c , mitomycin a , caminomycin , aminopterin , talisomycin , podophyllotoxin , a podophyllotoxin derivative , etoposide , etoposide phosphate , vincristine , taxol , taxotere retinoic acid , butyric acid , n 8 - acetyl spermidine and camptothecin , but examples are not limited thereto . the antibody may be directly bound to a drug via a linking group possessed thereby or the like , or they may be indirectly bound to each other via a linker or another substance . examples of the use of a linking group in the direct binding of a drug include a disulfide bond using an sh group and a bond mediated by maleimide . for example , an intramolecular disulfide bond in the fc region of the antibody and a disulfide bond of the drug are reduced , and they are then bound to each other via a disulfide bond . there is also a method involving mediation of maleimide . in addition , an alternative method is a method of introducing cysteine into the antibody by genetic engineering . it is also possible to indirectly bind the antibody to the drug via another substance ( linker ). the linker desirably has one or two or more types of functional groups reacting with the antibody or the drug , or with both of them . examples of such a functional group include an amino group , a carboxyl group , a mercapto group , a maleimide group , and a pyridinyl group . examples of the linker used herein include n - succinimidyl 4 -( maleimidomethyl ) cyclohexanecarboxylate ( smcc ), n - succinimidyl 4 -( n - maleimidomethyl )- cyclohexan - 1 - carboxy -( 6 - amidocaproate ) ( lc - smcc ), κ - maleimidoundecanoic acid n - succinimidyl ester ( kmua ), γ - maleimidobutyric acid n - succinimidyl ester ( gmbs ), ε - maleimidocaproic acid n - hydroxysuccinimide ester ( emcs ), m - maleimidobenzoyl - n - hydroxysuccinimide ester ( mbs ), n -( α - maleimidoacetoxy )- succinimide ester ( amas ), succinimidyl 6 -( β - maleimidopropionamido ) hexanoate ( smph ), n - succinimidyl 4 -( p - maleimidophenyl ) butylate ( smpb ), n -( p - maleimidophenyl ) isocyanate ( pmpi ), 6 - maleimidocaproyl ( mc ), maleimidopropanoyl ( mp ), p - aminobenzyloxycarbonyl ( pab ), n - succinimidyl 4 -( 2 - pyridylthio ) pentanoate ( spp ) and n - succinimidyl ( 4 - iodo - acetyl ) aminobenzoate ( siab ), but examples are not limited thereto . moreover , the linker may be a peptide linker such as valine - citrulline ( val - cit ) or alanine - phenylalanine ( ala - phe ), or the above - listed linkers may be appropriately used in combination . with regard to a method of binding a drug to an antibody , such a drug can be bound to an antibody according to the methods described , for example , in cancer research ; 68 ( 22 ) 9280 ( 2008 ), nature biotechnology ; 26 ( 8 ) 925 ( 2008 ), bio conjugate chemistry ; 19 , 1673 ( 2008 ), cancer research ; 68 ( 15 ) 6300 ( 2008 ), jp patent publication ( kohyo ) no . 2008 - 516896 a , etc . the toxin may be what is called immunotoxin , in which a toxin is allowed to bind to the antibody in a chemical or genetically engineering manner . examples of the toxin include diphtheria toxin a chain , pseudomonas endotoxin , ricin chain , no sugar chain ricin a chain , gelonin , and saporin . as a radioactive substance used herein , a radioactive substance known to a person skilled in the art can be used . examples of such a radioactive substance include yttrium 90 ( 90 y ), rhenium 186 ( 186 re ), rhenium 188 ( 188 re ), copper 67 ( 67 cu ), iron 59 ( 59 fe ), strontium 89 ( 89 sr ), gold 198 ( 198 au ), mercury 203 ( 203 hg ), lead 212 ( 212 pb ), dysprosium 165 ( 165 dy ), ruthenium 103 ( 103 ru ), bismuth 212 ( 212 bi ), bismuth 213 ( 213 bi ), holmium 166 ( 166 ho ), samarium 153 ( 153 sm ), and lutetium 177 ( 177 lu ). preferred radioactive substances are 90 y , 153 sm , and 177 lu . the binding of such a radioactive substance to the antibody can be carried out by a method known to a person skilled in the art ( bioconjug chem . 1994 march - april ; 5 ( 2 ): 101 - 4 .). cancer therapy , which uses an antibody to which a compound containing a radioisotope is bound , can be carried out by a method known to a person skilled in the art ( bioconjug chem . 1998 november - december ; 9 ( 6 ): 773 - 82 .). specifically , at first , an antibody to which a radioisotope - containing compound has been bound is administered in a small amount to a patient , and scintigraphy is then performed on the entire body of the patient . it is confirmed that the binding level of cells in normal tissues to the antibody is low , and that the binding level of cancer cells to the antibody is high . thereafter , the antibody to which the radioisotope - containing compound has been bound is administered in a large amount to the patient . a preparation , which comprises a pharmaceutical composition containing the anti - human tfr antibody of the present invention , is also included in the scope of the present invention . such a preparation preferably comprises a physiologically acceptable diluent or carrier , as well as the pharmaceutical composition containing the antibody . the preparation may also be a mixture with another antibody , or with another drug such as an anticancer agent . examples of a suitable carrier used herein include a normal saline , a phosphate buffered saline , a phosphate buffered saline with glucose , and a buffered saline , but examples are not limited thereto . otherwise , the antibody is freeze - dried , and when needed , the aforementioned buffered aqueous solution may be added thereto to reconstitute the antibody , and the thus reconstituted antibody may be then used . examples of the dosage form of the preparation include : oral administration , which uses a tablet , a capsule , a granule , a powder agent , a syrup , etc . ; and parenteral administration , which includes injections ( subcutaneous injection , intravenous injection , intramuscular injection , intraperitoneal injection , etc . ), percutaneous administration , transmucosal administration , transnasal administration , transpulmonary administration , the use of a suppository , etc . the preparation comprising the pharmaceutical composition of the present invention may be administered alone , or it may also be used in combination with other drugs . the applied dose of the pharmaceutical composition of the present invention is different depending on symptom , age , body weight , etc . in general , in the case of oral administration , the present pharmaceutical composition is administered at a dose of approximately 0 . 01 mg to 1 , 000 mg per day per adult , in terms of the amount of an antibody contained therein . such a dose can be administered once or divided over several administrations per day . on the other hand , in the case of parenteral administration , the present pharmaceutical composition can be administered at a dose of approximately 0 . 01 mg to 1 , 000 mg for a single administration via subcutaneous injection , intramuscular injection or intravenous administration . the present invention will be described more in detail in the following examples . however , these examples are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention . ( 1 ) screening for phage antibody bound to cancer cells ( hepatic cancer cell line hepg2 ) hepg2 cells were cultured in 15 - cm dish , and then , using 2 mg / ml collagenase i / cell dissociation buffer ( gibco brl ), the cultured cells were then removed from the dish . the cells were recovered and were then washed with cooled pbs . thereafter , a human antibody phage library ( 1 × 10 13 cfu ) ( see jp patent publication ( kokai ) no . 2005 - 185281 a , wo2008 / 007648 , and wo2006 / 090750 ) was added to the cells , and a reaction solution ( 1 % bsa , 0 . 1 % nan3 , and mem ) was then added thereto to a final volume of 1 . 6 ml . the obtained mixture was slowly rotated at 4 ° c . for 4 hours for performing a reaction . after completion of the reaction , the reaction solution was divided into two aliquots , and 0 . 6 ml of an organic solution ( dibutyl phthalate and cycloheximide ( 9 : 1 )) was added to each aliquot , and the thus obtained mixture was then centrifuged ( 300 rpm ) for 2 minutes using a microcentrifuge . thereafter , the supernatant was discarded , and cells precipitated at the bottom of the tube were suspended in 0 . 7 ml of 1 % bsa / mem . then , 0 . 7 ml of an organic solvent was further added to the suspension . centrifugation was carried out in the same manner as described above , and the supernatant was then discarded . the cells were suspended in 0 . 3 ml of pbs , followed by freezing with liquid nitrogen . the frozen cells were thawed at 37 ° c ., and were then infected with 20 ml of escherichia coli dh12s ( od0 . 5 ) for 1 hour . the phage - infected escherichia coli was placed in 600 ml of a 2 × ytga medium ( 2 × yt , 200 μg / ml ampicisulfate , and 1 % glucose ), and it was then cultured at 30 ° c . overnight . thereafter , 10 ml of the culture was placed into 200 ml of a 2 × yta medium ( 2 × yt and 200 μg / ml ampicisulfate ), and it was then cultured at 37 ° c . for 1 . 5 hours . then , 1 × 10 11 helper phage ko7 was added to the culture , and the obtained mixture was further cultured at 37 ° c . for 1 hour . subsequently , 800 ml of a 2 × ytgak medium ( 2 × yt , 200 μg / ml ampicisulfate , 0 . 05 % glucose , and 50 μg / ml kanamycin ) was added to the culture , and the obtained mixture was then cultured at 30 ° c . overnight . thereafter , the supernatant was recovered by centrifugation ( 8000 rpm ) for 10 minutes . to the recovered supernatant , 200 ml of a peg solution ( 20 % polyethylene glycol 6000 and 2 . 5m nacl ) was added , and the obtained mixture was fully stirred . thereafter , the reaction mixture was subjected to centrifugation ( 8000 rpm ) for 10 minutes to precipitate phages . the phages were suspended in 10 ml of pbs . the obtained solution was defined as phages obtained from the 1 st screening . subsequently , the 2 nd screening was carried out . the cultured cells ( 2 × 10 7 ) were mixed with the phages from the 1 st screening ( 1 × 10 10 ), and a reaction solution ( 1 % bsa , 0 . 1 % nan3 , and mem ) was added to the mixture to a final volume of 0 . 8 ml . thereafter , the same operations as those in the aforementioned 1 st screening were carried out , so as to obtain phages from the 2 nd screening . the 3 rd screening was carried out using the phages ( 1 × 10 9 ) obtained from the 2 nd screening in the same manner as described above . the phages obtained from the 3 rd screening were recovered , and the dna sequences thereof were then analyzed by the existing method . incomplete antibodies comprising deletions in the regions or antibodies having overlapping sequences were removed , so that phage antibodies each having an independent antibody sequence could be obtained ( see japanese patent no . 4870348 ). by the same method , phage antibodies reacting with cancer antigens were screened using 21 types of cancer cells shown in the following table 1 . as a result , 1863 phage antibodies each having an independent sequence were obtained , as shown in table 1 . using cancer cell lines miapaca2 and skov - 3 , the cdna of tfr was produced by a pcr method . the cdna of a tfr extracellular domain was prepared by an ordinary method , and the prepared cdna was then inserted into pcmv - script ( manufactured by clontech ) to produce a soluble tfr antigen expression vector . this expression vector was introduced into a cell line 293t , so as to produce cells generating a soluble tfr antigen . a supernatant of the above described soluble tfr - generating cells was recovered , and it was then purified to obtain a soluble tfr antigen . using this soluble tfr antigen , the reactivity of antigen - antibody was examined by elisa . specifically , the concentration of the soluble tfr antigen was adjusted to be 10 μg / ml with pbs , and it was then added to immuno module / strip plates ( nunk ) to a volume of 50 μl / well . it was left at rest at 37 ° c . for 2 hours . thereafter , the soluble tfr antigen was discarded , and a blocking solution ( 5 % skimmed milk / 0 . 05 % nan3 / pbs ) was added thereto to a volume of 200 μl / well , followed by performing blocking at 37 ° c . for 2 hours . thereafter , the blocking solution was removed , and the residue was then washed with pbs . the culture supernatant of the above - mentioned phage ( table 1 ) was added to each well to a volume of 100 μl / well , and it was then reacted at 37 ° c . for 1 hour . the plate was washed with pbs five times , and 1 μg / ml rabbit anti - cp3 that had been diluted with pbs / 0 . 05 % tween20 was then added to the plate to a volume of 100 μl / well . the thus obtained mixture was reacted at 37 ° c . for 1 hour . the plate was washed with pbs five times , and anti - rabbit igg ( h + l )- hrp that had been 2000 times diluted with pbs / 0 . 05 % tween20 was further added to the plate to a volume of 100 μl / well . the thus obtained mixture was reacted at 37 ° c . for 1 hour . the plate was washed with pbs five times , and opd in a 0 . 1 m citrate phosphate buffer ( ph 5 . 1 )+ 0 . 01 % h 2 o 2 was then added thereto to a volume of 100 μl / well . the obtained mixture was reacted at room temperature for 5 minutes . thereafter , 2nh 2 so 2 was added to the reaction solution to a volume of 100 μl / well , so as to terminate the coloring reaction . subsequently , the absorbance at 492 nm was measured using spectra max340pc ( molecular devices ). as a result , twenty strains of phages exhibiting a significant positive reaction to the soluble tfr antigen were found in the 1863 strains of phages . the dna sequences of these 20 strains of phages were analyzed , and as a result , it was confirmed that all of their cdr sequences were novel . the cdr sequences are as follows . further , in order to confirm that the aforementioned 20 types of phage antibodies recognize human tfr , immunoprecipitation and western blotting were carried out . the 20 types of phages were transmitted to escherichia coli , and each culture supernatant was then recovered and purified to obtain a purified scfv antibody . 5 mg of the antibody was immobilized with respect to 1 ml of cnbr - activated sepharose 4b in glass filter , so as to produce antibody beads . subsequently , skov - 3 cells cultured in a 10 - cm 3 dish were recovered to prepare 600 μl of a cell lysate . 60 μl of biotin was added to 600 μl of the cell lysate to biotinylate the antigen . 150 μl of a solution of the produced antibody beads and the biotinylated cell lysate were placed in a 2 - ml tube , and the obtained mixture was then stirred at 4 ° c . for 6 hours . thereafter , the tube was subjected to centrifugation ( 5500 g , 1 minute , 4 ° c . ), and the supernatant was then removed . then , 800 μl of a washing buffer ( 0 . 5 mm biotin and 0 . 1 % tween20 / pbs ) was added into the tube , and the beads were then washed by centrifugation . the beads were repeatedly washed three times , and 30 μl of a citric acid solution for elution ( 50 mm citric acid , ph 2 . 5 ) was then added thereto , followed by stirring and then centrifugation ( 5 , 500 g , 1 minute , 4 ° c .). an immune complex was eluted by recovering the supernatant . such an elution operation was repeatedly performed three times , and the supernatant was recovered . it was neutralized by addition of 3 m tris , and was then electrophoresed by sps - page . then , a band was confirmed by silver staining . this sample was simultaneously subjected to western blotting using streptavidin - hrp ( anti - streptavidin , igg fraction , conjugated to peroxidase , cortex biochem ). as a result , as shown in fig1 , it was confirmed that each antibody ( tfr001 , tfr003 , and tfr005 ) bound to a protein with a molecular weight of approximately 90 kd ( the molecular weight of tfr : approximately 90 kd ). subsequently , the antigen protein obtained by the immunoprecipitation method was subjected to mass spectrometry . the detected portion corresponding to a membrane protein was digested by trypsin in gel , and a peptide was then recovered . sds polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis was carried out according to an ordinary method , and the resultant was then strained with coomassie brilliant blue . the obtained band was excised from the gel . the band was immersed in a 200 mm ammonium bicarbonate - 50 % acetonitrile solution , and the solution was then shaken at 37 ° c . for 45 minutes . thereafter , the solution was discarded , and the same operation was repeatedly carried out twice to remove coomassie brilliant blue . the gel was dried under reduced pressure , and to the resulting gel , trypsin ( 20 μg / ml ) dissolved in 40 mm ammonium bicarbonate ( ph 8 . 1 )- 10 % acetonitrile was added in an amount of 4 μl per unit area ( mm2 ) of the sliced gel . the obtained mixture was left at room temperature for 1 hour for sufficient infiltration . a trypsin solution was added to the resultant in an amount 2 . 5 times larger than the previously added trypsin solution , and the obtained mixture was then left at rest at 37 ° c . for 18 hours . thereafter , the reaction product was filtrated with a filter tube with a pore size of 0 . 22 μm , so as to recover a peptide generated by destroying the antigen by trypsin . the sample obtained by the in - gel trypsin digestion was subjected to hplc that was connected with electrospray ionization ion - trap quadrupole mass spectrometer . individual peptides were successively eluted from a reverse - phase chromatographic column of the hplc due to a difference in hydrophobicity , as a result of a change in the linear concentration gradient of 0 %- 80 % acetonitrile containing 0 . 1 % tfa . such peptides were ionized by an electrospray method , and the mass of each peptide and the internal amino acid sequence thereof were then determined a set of the obtained internal amino acid sequences was searched against the database of the published tfr amino acid sequences . as a result , it was confirmed that the phage antibody binds to tfr . construction of igg expression vector from a phage antibody will be explained below , using the preparation of igg from tfr006 as an example . igg expression vector was constructed from each of other antibodies in the same manner as described below . the genes of the phage antibody ( scfv ) of tfr006 are aligned in the order of vh - vl . such vh and vl are connected with each other by a linker ( seq id no : 121 ) and have the structure of scfv . vh is constituted with three genes v , d and j , whereas vl is constituted with two genes v and j . in the case of the human light chain λ , five sets of jλ ( λ junction ) genes and cλ ( λ constant ) genes are aligned in parallel , and j4 - cl4 and j5 - cl5 are pseudogenes ( fig2 ). the results obtained by searching in imgt (*) for human germ line genes assumed to be used in the vh and vl of tfr006 are shown in table 2 . referring to the results of the imgt search , igg gene was constructed from the phage antibody . a gene , in which tfr006vh is connected with the constant region ( seq id no : 122 ) of human g1 and tfr006vl is connected with iglc3 ( seq id no : 123 ) that is aligned in parallel with the igl j3 gene , was totally synthesized by genscript . upon the artificial synthesis of a full - length gene , optimization of codon usage was carried out ( in accordance with the method described in kim et al ., codon optimization for high - level expression of human erythropoietin in mammalian cells , gene , vol 199 , 1997 , pp . 293 - 301 ), and a dna sequence for efficient translation ( kozak , at least six nucleotides preceding the aug initiator codon enhance translation in mammalian cells , j mol biol vol 196 , pp . 947 - 950 , 1987 ), and the consensus sequence ( seq id no : 124 ) of the signal peptide of the human antibody heavy chain subgroup 3 , were added to the 5 ′- terminal sides of the heavy chain and light chain genes as secretory signals . in addition , with regard to the both termini of heavy chain and light chain genes to be synthesized , nhei was added to the 5 ′- terminal side thereof and ecori was added to the 3 ′- terminal side thereof for insertion into an expression vector . pcaggs ( niwa et al ., efficient selection for high - expression transfectants with a novel eukaryotic vector , gene , vol 108 , pp . 193 - 200 ) was used as an expression vector for antibody genes . a mouse dhfr gene expression region was inserted into the hindiii site of this vector for gene amplification . freestyle ( life technologies ) was used for transient expression of a tfr006 igg antibody . 293 - f ( life technologies ) used as floating cells for gene transfection was subcultured the day before transfection . on the day of transfection , 400 ml of a cell suspension whose cell density had been adjusted to be 1 × 10 6 cells / ml was prepared . solution i was prepared by suspending a total of 200 μg of plasmid ( 100 μg of a tfr006 heavy chain expression vector and 100 μg of a tfr006 light chain expression vector ) in optipro sfm . subsequently , 200 μl of max reagent was added to 8 ml of optipro ( solution ii ). solution ( i ) was mixed with solution ( ii ), and the mixed solution was then left at rest at room temperature for 10 to 20 minutes . a total of 16 ml of the reaction solution was added to 400 ml of a 293 expression medium , in which the 293 - f cells had been suspended , and the obtained mixture was then cultured at 37 ° c . in 8 % co 2 for 6 to 7 days , using a cell culture shaker taitec bioshaker br - 43fl . after 6 to 7 days of the culture , a culture supernatant containing a recombinant tfr006 antibody was recovered and was used as a material for purification . ( 3 ) establishment of a cell line stably producing tfr006 igg antibody cho dhfr (−) cells ( g . urlaub et al ., isolation of chinese hamster cell mutants deficient in dihydrofolate reductase activity , proc . natl . acad . sci . usa 77 , pp . 4216 - 4220 , 1980 ) were used in simultaneous transformation with two types of plasmids ( wherein a plasmid was cleaved with pvui in an ampicillin resistance gene to form linear plasmids from a circular plasmid ), that is pcaggs - igl - cmv - dhfr - a vector used for expression of a tfr 006 l chain and pcaggs - igh - cmv - dhfr - a vector used for expression of a tfr 006 h chain . electroporation was carried out using amaxa manufactured by lonza . dna ( 0 . 002 mg / sample for each plasmid of l chain and h chain ) was added to 0 . 1 ml of amaxa electroporation cho buffer containing 3 × 10 3 cells , and electric pulse was then given thereto . the cells treated by electroporation were added to an iscove &# 39 ; s modified dulbecco medium ( imdm ), which contained 10 % dialyzed fbs and did not contain ht ( h : hypoxanthine ; t : thymidine ). three days after the gene transfection , the medium was replaced with imdm , which did not contain 10 % dialyzed fbs , 2 mm l - glutamine and ht . thereafter , the transfected neo + cells were selected with 1 mg / ml g418 , and clones of tfr006 igg antibody production - positive cell line were obtained . subsequently , gene amplification was carried out using the clones selected with g418 . the gene was amplified in 2 rounds of methotrexate ( mtx ) ( 0 . 25 mm , 1 mm ), and a cell line capable of producing approximately 50 mg of tfr006 igg antibody per liter was established . a tfr006 igg antibody protein contained in a culture supernatant of a cell line transiently expressing the tfr006 igg antibody , or in a culture supernatant of a cell line stably expressing the tfr006 igg antibody , was purified using an ab - capcher extra ( protenova ) affinity column with aktaprime . the obtained peak fraction was subjected to gel filtration using a sephacryl s - 300 column that had been equilibrated with dalbecco &# 39 ; s pbs as a solvent , so as to further purify it . the purified tfr006 igg antibody protein was quantified using an absorption coefficient . the absorption coefficient of the tfr006 igg antibody was calculated using the total amino acid sequences of tfr006 in protparam ( http :// web . expasy . org / protparam /) of expasy . as a result , ε = 1 . 607 was obtained . ( 5 ) quantification of tfr006 igg antibody by enzyme - linked immunosorbent assay ( elisa ) the concentration of an antibody contained in a culture supernatant of tfr006 igg antibody - producing cells or a purified antibody was quantified based on absorbance , and was also quantified by enzyme - linked immunosorbent assay ( elisa ). as a solid - phase antibody , goat anti - human igg ( h + l ) ( which had previously been absorbed against mouse , rabbit , bovine , and mouse igg ) ( comso bio : american qualex international , inc . ; aqi , cat . no . a - 110ud ) was added in an amount of 100 μl / well ( concentration : 5 μg / ml ) to a plate , and it was then left at rest at 4 ° c . over a day and a night . subsequently , block ace was added in an amount of 200 μl / well to the plate to carry out blocking at room temperature for 1 hour . thereafter , the antibody as a sample was subjected to serial dilution , and it was then added to each well , followed by incubation for 1 hour for performing a reaction . the reaction product was washed with pbst ( 0 . 05 % tween20 and pbs ) five times , and then , a detection antibody solution which was prepared by diluting goat anti - human igg ( h + l ) ( absorbed against mouse , rabbit , bovine , and mouse igg )- hrp ( cosmo bio : aqi , cat . a - 110pd ) by 10 , 000 times with pbst , was added in an amount of 100 μl / well to the resultant . the obtained mixture was incubated for 1 hour , and was then washed with pbst five times . thereafter , a substrate buffer tmb was added in an amount of 100 μl / well to the resultant . the obtained mixture was incubated at room temperature in a dark place for 15 minutes , and a reaction termination solution was then added thereto in an amount of 100 μl / well so as to terminate the reaction . thereafter , absorbance at 450 nm was measured . using purified human igg as a standard product , a calibration curve was obtained , and the concentration of a human antibody was calculated using this calibration curve . two cell lines of tfr - expressing cells , k562 ( atcc ccl - 243 : cml ) and miapaca - 2 ( atcc crl - 1420 : pancreatic cancer ), were used to examine the reactivity of the anti - tfr igg antibodies . k562 cells were recovered by centrifugation . miapaca - 2 was removed with 2 mm edta / pbs and were then recovered by centrifugation . the thus recovered cells were each washed with pbs once , and were then suspended in facs buffer ( pbs containing 1 % bsa , 2 mm edta , and 0 . 1 % nan3 ), resulting in a cell density of 1 × 10 6 cells / ml . 100 μl of this cell suspension was dispensed into a 96 - well v bottom plate ( costar 3897 ). thereafter , a tfr001 igg antibody , a tfr005 igg antibody , and a tfr006 igg antibody were each adjusted to be 1 to 0 . 01 μg / ml with facs buffer , and 100 μl of each antibody solution was added to the cells . the obtained mixture was incubated at 4 ° c . for 1 hour . thereafter , the resulting cells were washed with facs buffer twice , and 100 μl of alexa - anti - human igg ( invitrogen ) solution that had been diluted 750 times with facs buffer was then added to the cells . the thus obtained mixture was stirred and was then incubated at 4 ° c . for 1 hour . the resultant was washed by centrifugation with facs buffer twice , and was then equipped into hts of facs calibur ( bd ), so as to measure the fluorescence intensity of fl1 in each well . as shown in fig3 , all antibodies ( a : 500 ng / ml ; b : 50 ng / ml ; and c : 5 ng / ml ) exhibited strong reactivity with k562 and miapaca - 2 . anti - human igg ( 1 μg / ml ) and anti - human tfr ( 1 μg / ml mbl d259 - 3 ) were used as a negative control and a positive control , respectively . thirteen tfr - expressing cell lines , namely , ramos ( atcc crl - 1596 ), k - 562 ( atcc ccl - 243 ), nci - h358 ( atcc crl - 5807 ), a549 ( atcc ccl - 185 ), miapaca - 2 ( atcc crl - 1420 ), pk - 45p ( institute of development , aging and cancer , tohoku university , tkg 0493 ), klm - 1 ( rcb ), a431 ( atcc crl - 1555 ), du145 ( atcc htb - 81 ), ht - 29 ( atcc htb - 38 ), bftc905 ( dsmz acc361 ), mkn45 ( jcrb jcrb0254 ) and mt - 2 , were each adjusted to a cell density of 2 , 500 to 10 , 000 cells / ml with a culture medium , and each cell solution was then dispensed in an amount of 100 μl / well into a 96 - well flat bottom plate ( nunc 167008 ). the cells were then cultured at 37 ° c . in 5 % co 2 in 95 % air for 24 hours . thereafter , a dilution series of tfr006 antibody of 20 μg / ml to 1 . 52 ng / ml was produced , and 100 μl of the produced antibody was added to the plate during the culture . the cells were further cultured at 37 ° c . in 5 % co 2 in 95 % air for 96 hours . after completion of the culture , the plate was centrifuged at 1 , 200 rpm for 3 minutes , and the supernatant was gently removed . thereafter , 100 μl of pbs was added to the residue . the obtained mixture was further centrifuged . pbs was dispensed in a 96 - well v bottom plate ( costar 3897 ), and 50 μl of 0 . 25 % trypsin edta was added thereto , so as to remove the cells . the cells were stirred by pipetting , and a total amount of the cells was transferred into a pbs - containing v bottom plate . the wells were each washed with 50 μl of the culture medium , and the total amount thereof was transferred into the v bottom plate . this v bottom plate was equipped into hts of facs calibur ( bd ), and after stirring , 40 μl of the solution was aspirated from each well , and the number of cells contained in the total amount of the solution was then counted . the counted cell number × 5 was defined as the number of cells per well . the cell growth rate upon addition of the antibody in each concentration was calculated from the calculation formula below . using master plex 2010 software ( hitachi solutions , ltd . ), an antibody concentration exhibiting a growth rate of 50 % ( ic50 ) was obtained . as a result , all of the antibodies exhibited a strong cell growth - suppressing effect . the ic50 of each antibody is shown in table 3 . the above - mentioned cells were cultured in each culture medium shown in table 4 above . upon transplantation , cells of each type were suspended in rpmi1640 , and the thus obtained cancer cell suspension was then transplanted into the subcutis on the right abdomen of each scid mouse ( female , 7 - week - old , clea japan , inc . ), resulting in a cell density of 5 × 10 6 cells / mouse . after completion of the transplantation , the diameter of a tumor was measured with a vernier caliper , and the volume of the tumor was then obtained from the formula below . at the time point at which the mean tumor volume reached 150 mm 3 or more , the cancer - bearing mice of each type of cancer cell line were divided into two groups ( n = 5 ), using grouping software ( exsas version 7 . 6 , clc corporation ). with regard to an antibody administration group , the tfr006 antibody diluted with pbs was administered at a dose of 15 mg / kg per mouse into the caudal vein of each mouse . with regard to a negative control group , pbs was administered at an amount of 0 . 2 ml / 20 g mouse into the caudal vein of each mouse . administration was carried out twice a week ( every three or four days ) in a total of six times . after completion of the administration , the tumor diameter was measured with a vernier caliper twice a week , and the tumor volumes in each group were obtained . antitumor effects were determined based on such tumor volume . a change over time in a mean value of the tumor volumes in each group is shown in fig4 . with regard to all of the cancer cell line xenograft models , suppression of tumor growth was observed in the antibody administration group . these results suggested that the tfr006 antibody should have a strong growth - suppressing effect on various types of cancer cells . the atl cell line mt - 2 was cultured in an rpmi 1640 culture medium supplemented with 10 % fbs . upon transplantation , the cells were recovered by centrifugation , and were then suspended in rpmi1640 to a cell density of 1 × 10 8 cells / ml . this cell suspension was mixed with the same amount of matrigel ( becton , dickinson and company ), and the obtained mixture was then transplanted into the subcutis on the right abdomen of each nog / jic mouse ( female , 7 - week - old , central institute for experimental animals ). after completion of the transplantation , the tumor diameter of each mouse was measured with a vernier caliper twice a week . at the time point at which the mean tumor volume reached approximately 150 mm 3 , the mice were divided into four groups ( five mice per group ) according to random assignment regarding tumor volume . to the three groups , the tfr 006 antibody was administered into the caudal vein of each mouse at doses of 15 mg / kg group , 5 mg / kg group , and 1 . 5 mg / kg group . to the remaining one group used as a negative control , pbs was administered at an amount of 0 . 2 ml / 20 g mouse into the caudal vein of each mouse . administration was carried out twice a week ( every three or four days ) in a total of six times . even after completion of the administration , the tumor diameter was measured with a vernier caliper twice a week , as with before the assignment , so that the tumor volumes in each group were obtained . antitumor effects were determined based on the tumor volumes on the final day of measurement according to a parametric dunnet &# 39 ; s multiple comparison test using the pbs group as a control . the random assignment and the multiple comparison test were performed using animal experiment data statistical analysis software exsus ( clc corporation ). a change over time in a mean value of the tumor volumes in each group is shown in fig5 . as shown in fig5 , the growth of a tumor was dose - dependently suppressed by the tfr006 antibody . the excised lung cancer tissues were cut into a size of approximately 5 mm × 5 mm × 10 mm , and the obtained section was added into a 4 % pfa / 0 . 01 % glutaraldehyde / 0 . 1 m cacodylic acid buffer at 4 ° c . ( wherein pfa was manufactured by wako pure chemical industries , ltd . ; glutaraldehyde was manufactured by kanto chemical co , inc . ; and sodium cacodylate was manufactured by sigma ), and it was then immobilized by microwave radiation using a microwave oven ( sharp ). thereafter , it was immobilized again with the same immobilization solution at 4 ° c . for 1 hour . thereafter , the resultant was transferred into 10 % sucrose / pbs , and was then immersed therein at 4 ° c . for 4 hours . subsequently , the 10 % sucrose / pbs was replaced with 15 % sucrose / pbs , and the product was then immersed therein at 4 ° c . for 4 hours . then , the 15 % sucrose / pbs was replaced with 20 % sucrose / pbs , and the product was further immersed therein at 4 ° c . overnight . the resultant was embedded in otc compound , and was then rapidly frozen in dry ice / hexane . the resultant was sliced into a section with a thickness of 4 μm in a cryostat ( reichert - jung 2800 frigcut e ), and the obtained section was then attached onto a silane - coated slide glass ( matsunami ), followed by air - drying with a cold air dryer for 30 minutes . the section - attached slide glass was immersed in pbs three times for 5 minutes for each immersion to achieve hydrophilicity . subsequently , 50 μl of 0 . 3 % h 2 o 2 / 0 . 1 % nan 3 was added dropwise to the resulting slide glass , and they were then reacted at room temperature for 10 minutes so as to block endogenous peroxidase . thereafter , the slide glass was washed with pbs three times for 5 minutes for each washing , and it was then placed in 2 % bsa2 / pbs to block a non - specific reaction at room temperature for 10 minutes . excessive liquid was discarded , and the phage antibody tfr006 ( 50 μl ) was added dropwise thereto , followed by performing a reaction at room temperature for 1 hour . thereafter , the product was washed with pbs three times , and 50 μl of 5 μg / ml anti - cp3 rabbit antibody was then added dropwise thereto , followed by performing a reaction with a secondary antibody at room temperature for 45 minutes . thereafter , the product was washed with pbs three times , and 50 μl of peroxidase labeled dextran - binding anti - rabbit immunoglobulin - goat polyclonal antibody ( dako ) was then added dropwise thereto , followed by performing a reaction with tertiary antibody at room temperature for 30 minutes . thereafter , the product was washed with pbs three times , and 50 μl of dab . h 2 o 2 coloring solution was added dropwise thereto to develop a brown color . then , the reaction product was transferred into a vat filled with distilled water , so as to terminate the reaction . thereafter , the product was washed with water for 10 minutes , and nuclear staining with hematoxylin , dehydration and penetration were carried out . the resultant was mounted with malinol and was then observed under a microscope . as shown in fig6 , the present antibody reacts with cancer cells of lung cancer , but does not react with non - cancer cells .