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Alpha-chain disease with localized plasmacytoma of the intestine. Immunoperoxidase study.

J M Skinner, O N Manousos, J Economidou, A Nicolaou, G Merikas.

Abstract

An ileocaecal tumour in a patient with alpha-chain disease in remission was studied immunohistochemically by a quantitive immunoperoxidase method. The tumour which was histologically shown to be a plasmacytoma consisted of 68% alpha cells and 15% lambda cells; no kappa cells were found. Away from the tumour the pattern of immunoglobulin-producing cells was normal. It is concluded that the abnormal cell causing alpha-chain disease remains inactive and that the patient developed a plasmacytoma from a different cell clone.

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Year: 1976 PMID： 825335 PMCID： PMC1541389

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Clin Exp Immunol ISSN： 0009-9104 Impact factor: 4.330

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Alpha-chain disease with localized plasmacytoma of the intestine. Immunoperoxidase study.

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