Журнал исследований крови и гематологических заболеваний

M Proteins and Plasma Cells: Unraveling the Connection

Pietro Giuseppina*

In the area of medical mysteries, few phenomena are as enigmatic as M proteins. These abnormal proteins, often associated with conditions like multiple myeloma and related disorders, wield a profound influence on the function of plasma cells the immune system's frontline defenders. Unraveling the intricacies of M proteins and their impact on plasma cell impairment unveils a fascinating narrative of cellular dysfunction and disease progression. M proteins, or monoclonal proteins, are abnormal immunoglobulins produced by plasma cells a type of white blood cell responsible for producing antibodies. Under normal circumstances, plasma cells synthesize a diverse array of antibodies to combat foreign invaders, ensuring the body's defense against infection and disease.