Fig. 2: miRAMM findings in a patient who was considered negative at the time of screening in 1997 and detected to have a monoclonal protein by serum immunofixation in 2007. | Blood Cancer Journal

Fig. 2: miRAMM findings in a patient who was considered negative at the time of screening in 1997 and detected to have a monoclonal protein by serum immunofixation in 2007.

From: Detection and prevalence of monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance: a study utilizing mass spectrometry-based monoclonal immunoglobulin rapid accurate mass measurement

Fig. 2: miRAMM findings in a patient who was considered negative at the time of screening in 1997 and detected to have a monoclonal protein by serum immunofixation in 2007.

Top panel demonstrates an IgA kappa M-protein (23,484.7 Da) by miRAMM. Bottom panel in the same patient 10 years earlier, shows that the same monoclonal protein was detectable in 1997 by miRAMM.

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