Monoclonal refers to sharply defined, electrophoretically homogeneous immunoglobulin components of yG, ?A, yD or 'yM type, possessing one type (ic or X) of light chain and presumably produced by a uniform family of cells or one clone.Polyclonal immunoglobulin change is used in the sense of a heterogeneous increment in immunoglobulins produced by many different clones of cells.A polyclonal increase of yG results in increased levels of 7S y-globulin of both light chain types and all H-chain subgroups.5522
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