Flocculation Tests

Discombe, George

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(59)91254-1

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“…Pathological Physiology The problems of serum protein changes in disease have recently been reviewed (Discombe, 1959). The differentiation between ordinary myeloma globulins, which sediment slowly because of their low molecular weight, and .the macroglobulins of ten to twenty times this molecular weight is becoming important because myeloma and macroglobulinmmia appear to be related to distinct disorders.…”

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Diseases Associated with Abnormal Plasma Proteins

1960

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine

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Clinical Aspects Recently work has been done in collaboration with C.-B. Laurell and S. Winblad on conditions which are characterized by a narrow-banded hypergammaglobulinemia. Fig. 1 shows the difference between this type of gamma globulin increase, called the M-type by Riva (M for myeloma or macroglobulinwemia), and the broad-banded type. The upper of the two strips marked "sisters" represents the narrow, and the lower represents the broad-banded type. "Cirrhosis +ca" at the bottom shows both narrow and broad-banded gamma globulin. The narrow band will be discussed later. The broad band is chiefly found in conditions where

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