| myeloma |
(noun) : a primary tumor of the bone marrow formed of any one of the bone marrow cells (as myelocytes or plasma cells) and usu. involving several different bones at the same time --see MULTIPLE MYELOMA
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| myeloma |
A type of cancer (usually malignant) of the plasma cells in the bone marrow. Can be an abbreviation for multiple myeloma, which means the cancer develops in several places at the same time.
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| myeloma |
A neoplasm of B lymphocytes that manifests itself as the derivative cells referred to as plasma cells. The disease usually starts in the marrow, which is replaced by malignant plasma cells. The malignant plasma cells make a monoclonal immunoglobulin, the detection of which may be very helpful in diagnosis. The cells secrete chemicals that stimulate the overactivity of bone-dissolving cells, called osteoclasts, leading to osteoporosis and brittle bones that fracture easily.
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| myeloma |
A type of tumor cell that is used in monoclonal antibody technology to form hybridomas.
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| myeloma |
Tumour cells derived from certain cells of the bone marrow.
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