Immunoglobulin / free light chain ratio

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Immunoglobulin / free light chain ratio 1 1 2 Kiyotaka FUJITA Katsunori TAKAHASHI Ikunosuke SAKURABAYASHI FLC IgG, IgA, IgM, IgD, IgE 5 1 1 H 1 L H,,,, L 2 monoclonal immunoglobulinemia : M L L H 40 H L L free light chain : FLC FLC FLC L FLC Binding Site 1 M L 2011 400 FLC FLC 44,000 dimer 22,000 monomer tetramer FLC monoclonal polyclonal IFE IEP FLC 56 60 100 FLC Bence Jones BJP M M FLC FLC FLC FLC FLC FLC 1 0370-0006 1-7-1 2 0329-0498 3311-1 1 Faculty of Health Science, Gunma Paz College (1-7-1 Tonyamachi, Takasaki-shi, Gunma) 2 Jichi Medical School (3311-1 Yakushiji, Shimotsuke-shi, Tochigi)

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BJP SPE BJP BJP IEP Abraham 10 FLC M FLC BJP FLC 10 30g day FLC FLC 11 AL FLC M 10 1 FLC IFE Bradwell 12 IFE M 86 AL FLC FLC AL MGUS M 56 10 M 3g dl Kyle 13 50 3.270 5.3 MGUS MGUS 1 14 MGUS MGUS FLC 15 0.5 1.9 M IgG 21 IgA 6 IgD 3 FLC FLC 2 4 FLC 3 6 16 Junghans 17 IgG- MM IgG FLC FLC IgG Mösbauer 18 FLC IFE M 128 IFE M 98 FLC M FLC FLC 75mg dl 2 3.5mg L 302mg dl LDH 190U L 19 FLC FLC 19 Dispenzrei 20 AL FLC 152mg L FLC 152mg L FLC Dingli 21 47 5 10

FLC 18 IgG- IFE M FLC BJP- IFE M FLC P FLC 20 AL FLC 152mg L FLC 152mg L 15 Rajkumar 15 MGUS MGUS 33 10 20 5.312.6 16.735 FLC FLC FLC IFE IEP FLC M H H FLC IFE IEP M FLC 1 Dispenzieri A, Kyle RA, MerliniG, et al. International Myeloma Working Group guidelines for serum-free light chain analysis in multiple myeloma and related disordersinternational Myeloma Working Group guidelines.

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