What Is a Myeloma Protein?

Myeloma protein refers to the immunoglobulin formed by myeloma cells, that is, plasma cells that have become cancerous. The immunoglobulins of normal animals are uneven because they contain many antibodies with different amino acid arrangements, and structural analysis of antibodies is impossible. On the other hand, myeloma protein is the same for each myeloma. This tumor has been shown to be produced as a clonal propagation line of one cell. At the same time, the primary structure of immunoglobulin can be obtained by analysis of myeloma protein Most knowledge. ^[1]