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What is the significance of a "tiny" igm kappa monoclonal protein migrating in beta 2 band?
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Monoclonal bands: A monclonal band suggests the abnormal production of antibody by a single expanded clone of a b-cell lymphocyte. Sometimes this is a malignancy issue (myeloma) some times it is not (mgus). In either case, this should be monitored by a hematology-oncology physician.
Answered 11/11/2020
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