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oligoclonal

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oligoclonal /ol·i·go·clo·nal/ (-klo´n'l) pertaining to or derived from only a few clones.


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Spontaneous regression of Kikuchi lymphadenopathy with oligoclonal T-cell populations favors a benign immune reaction over a T-cell lymphoma.
The authors do not discuss in great detail the possible mechanisms of this relationship but they do note that several reports have focused on an oligoclonal B-cell response targeting cell surface components such as actin, which may give apoptotic signals in medullary breast cancer.
 
 
 
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