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  • Circulating plasma cells (CPCs) are antibody-secreting cells accessible in blood.
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  • Understanding CPC generation is key for disease monitoring.

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  • To provide a comprehensive review of circulating plasma cell (CPC) biology.
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  • Literature review synthesizing CPC biology and clinical applications.
  • Evaluation of current and emerging CPC detection techniques.
  • Analysis of CPCs as biomarkers in various diseases.

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  • CPCs are generated through distinct pathways in health and disease.
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  • Liquid biopsy technologies are advancing CPC detection.

Conclusions:

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  • Further research into CPC detection and translational potential can enhance diagnosis and treatment.
  • CPCs hold promise for personalized medicine approaches.