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Comparison of five methods for the analysis of the light chain type of monoclonal serum IgM proteins
American Journal of Clinical Pathology
|October 1, 1985
Five methods for the analysis of the light chain type of monoclonal IgM proteins present in serum at low concentration were compared in terms of sensitivity, feasibility for use in a clinical laboratory, technical effort required, and cost. These studies indicated that methods based on the removal of IgG from serum were the most appropriate for routine use.
Five methods for the analysis of the light chain type of monoclonal IgM proteins present in serum at low concentration were compared in terms of sensitivity, feasibility for use in a clinical laboratory, technical effort required, and cost. These studies indicated that methods based on the removal of IgG from serum were the most appropriate for routine use.