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the spread of cells into the bloodstreammay leadto the development of plasma cell leukemia ( 8)
the bloodstreammay leadto the development of plasma cell leukemia ( 8)
the expression of CD138 ... the bloodstreammay leadto the development of plasma cell leukemia ( 8)
environmental and industrial elementscan contributeto development of Plasma Cell Leukemia
the expression of CD138 ... the bloodstreammay leadto the development of plasma cell leukemia
The terminal stage of myeloma progression ... stroma - independent growthresultsin extramedullary diseases and plasma cell leukemia
a protease inhibitorcausingapoptosis of plasma cell
any drugcausingPLASMA CELL DISORDER
ASPIRIN ... other drugscausePLASMA CELL DISORDER
not METHOTREXATEcausesPLASMA CELL DISORDER
the key agentcan causecell death in leukemia
1]. Hematological evaluation is criticalto discoverplasma cell disorders
Hematological evaluation is criticalto discoverplasma cell disorders
Hematological evaluation ... criticalto discoverplasma cell disorders
the reason for that ... the onescauseplasma cell leukemia
by human T cell leukemia virus 1(passive) caused byT - cell leukemia
chronic antigenic stimulation(passive) is caused byPlasma cell hyperplasia
Regulatory protein essential for hematopoietic development Inappropriate overexpression in T cellscontributesto T - cell leukemia
n : human T - cell leukemia virus-1 , HTLV-1 } retroviruscausingT - cell leukemia
by human T lymphotropic virus ( HTLV(passive) caused byT - Cell leukemia
human T lymphotropic virus ( HTLV(passive) caused byT - Cell leukemia
Human T - cell lymphotropic virus-1 ( HTLV-1 ... ableto causeT - cell leukemia
human T - cell leukemia virus-1 - retroviruscausingT - cell leukemia
a regulatory protein that is essential for hematopoietic development and inappropriate overexpression of Lmo2 in T - cellscontributesto T - cell leukemia
The human T - lymphotropic viruscan resultin T - cell leukemia
a possibilitycould causePlasma Cell Leukaemia
Human T - lymphotropic virus ( HTLV ) , of which there are several species ... a human , single - stranded RNA retroviruscausesT - cell [ [ leukemia
the conditional deletion of EZH2 in bone marrow cellscausesT - cell leukemia
if you engineered a constitutively active form of the Notch protein into micecould leadto T - cell leukemia
T cell lymphotropic virus ( HTLV)-1can causeT cell leukemia
Inappropriate activation of the Notch pathway in the human immune systemcausesT - cell leukemia
feline leukemia virus ( FeLVcan causeT - cell leukemia
An active infection with HTLV-1leadsto T - cell leukemia
the signaling mechanismscan leadto T cell leukemia
Infection by HTLV-1can leadto T - cell leukemia
Another virus under investigation ... which appearsto causeT - cell leukemia
What viruscausesT cell leukemia
a viruscausesT - cell leukemia
the viruscausesT - cell leukemia
HTLV-1 - retroviruscausingT - cell leukemia
in the bone marroworiginatesin the bone marrow
an overproduction of plasma cellscausesan overproduction of plasma cells
bone destructioncausesbone destruction
to skeletalleadingto skeletal
in the bone marroworiginatesin the bone marrow
them to swell up or look fullcausingthem to swell up or look full
in the boneoriginatein the bone
in the formation of osteosclerotic lesions in bonecan also resultin the formation of osteosclerotic lesions in bone
symptomsmay causesymptoms
Multiple myeloma(passive) is caused byMultiple myeloma
from the comparatively slow development of plasma cell / plasma cell precursor genetic abnormalities which initially create a clone of cells that cause the premalignant condition of monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significanceresultsfrom the comparatively slow development of plasma cell / plasma cell precursor genetic abnormalities which initially create a clone of cells that cause the premalignant condition of monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance
from monoclonal proliferation of plasma cellsresultfrom monoclonal proliferation of plasma cells
fatigue and frequent infectionsmay causefatigue and frequent infections
as the primary manifestation of the diseasecan originateas the primary manifestation of the disease
to plasma cell malignancy diseases such as multiple myeloma ( MMleadsto plasma cell malignancy diseases such as multiple myeloma ( MM
in the bone marroworiginatedin the bone marrow
apoptosiscausingapoptosis
a significant morbidity due to organ damage and bone tissue destructioncausesa significant morbidity due to organ damage and bone tissue destruction
swelling in the liver , kidneys , or spleenhave causedswelling in the liver , kidneys , or spleen
from clonal expansion ofresultfrom clonal expansion of
lesions(passive) caused bylesions
in PPs and possibly other sites of B cell activationoriginatein PPs and possibly other sites of B cell activation
in soft tissuesoriginatesin soft tissues
from a B cell and produces antibodies as part of a humoral immune responseoriginatesfrom a B cell and produces antibodies as part of a humoral immune response
from a cancerous growth of white blood cellsresultsfrom a cancerous growth of white blood cells
AL amyloidosis(passive) caused byAL amyloidosis
damage of multiple organs with fatal consequences for patientscausingdamage of multiple organs with fatal consequences for patients
from a chromosomal translocationalso resultsfrom a chromosomal translocation
light chain tubulopathycausinglight chain tubulopathy
light chain tubulopathy without Fanconi syndromecausinglight chain tubulopathy without Fanconi syndrome
in the thymusoriginatesin the thymus
a malignant pleural effusioncan also causea malignant pleural effusion
a very high level of white blood cellscausesa very high level of white blood cells
allergic or anaphylactic reactions in some patientscould causeallergic or anaphylactic reactions in some patients