biclonal

bi·clo·nal

(bī-klō'năl),

Pertaining to or characterized by biclonality.

bi·clo·nal

(bī-klō'năl)

Pertaining to or characterized by biclonality.

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Juge-Morineau et al analysed the immunoglobulin heavy chain V-region (Ig HV) genes of three IgD, one IgM, and one biclonal (IgG and IgM) multiple myeloma for the presence of somatic mutations based on molecular analysis of the Ig HV.

IgD-kappa multiple myeloma. Case report and brief review of the literature

27) In case 3, the biclonal paraprotein did not necessarily contravene the diagnosis of LPL because the isotype of the M-protein is not a defining feature of LPL.

Significance of MYD88 L265P Mutation Status in the Subclassification of Low-Grade B-Cell Lymphoma/Leukemia

1) Biclonal gammopathy, defined as the simultaneous appearance of two different monoclonal protein components, is rare.

Biclonal gammopathy in chronic lymphocytic leukemia: case report and review of the literature

3], suspendidas las medicaciones relacionadas con trombocitopenia (Hidroclorotiazida, alfametildopa, Valsartan), solicitados marcadores de hemolisis negativos, serologias para hepatitis B, C, VEB, HIV, CMV negativas, TAC de torax y abdomen normal, electroforesis de proteinas sericas con pico biclonal kappa y lambda, puncion de medula osea con reporte hipercelular.

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A surgical case of solitary plasmacytoma of rib origin with biclonal gammopathy.

Plasmacytoma presenting as missing rib on chest film: a case report and review of the literature

Chronic lymphocytic leukemia with associated lambda-light-chain and IgG lambda paraproteins simulating a biclonal gammopathy.

T-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia in a double yellow-headed Amazon parrot (Amazona ochrocephala oratrix)

In rare conditions, electrophoresis produces more than one narrow peak simultaneously, suggesting the existence of more than one clonal antibody and establishing a biclonal, triclonal or oligoclonal gammopathy (3).

IgA lambda oligoclonal gammopathy in multiple myeloma / Oligoklonal gammopati ile prezante olan bir ig a multipl miyelom olgusu

Pseudotumoral lesions involving the mammary glands, the liver, or the spleen and, recently, glomerulonephritis and cases of monoclonal and biclonal gammopathy have also been associated with B.

Bartonella spp. in pets and effect on human health

Taken in sum, however, the concept of monoclonal origin of most fibroids appears to be a valid one, recognizing that some could be biclonal in origin (Ozisik et al.

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Subsequent 24-hour urine showed 1,720 mg protein and urine protein electrophoresis revealed a biclonal M spike of IgG and IgA, which was also found in the serum.

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Tokla and Burnie, planted in the 1970s, contain some polyclonal or biclonal tea.

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For example, the use of high-resolution protein electrophoresis with immunofixation to confirm monoclonal and biclonal paraprotein patterns has had a major impact on the practice of medicine at our hospital.