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immunoproliferative disorder

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im·mu·no·pro·lif·er·a·tive disorder (my-n-pr-lf-rtv, -my-)
n.
A disorder characterized by the production of an abnormally high number of antibody-producing cells, especially those associated with autoallergic disturbances and gamma-globulin abnormalities.
immunoproliferative disorder,
a condition characterized by the continuous proliferation of a subset of immune cells, such as lymphocytes or plasma cells, that is associated with autoimmune and immunoglobulin disorders.


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