Question 58 · LEK · Multiple myeloma
The monoclonal protein (M protein) in multiple myeloma is usually an immunoglobulin of the class:
- A. IgG.
- B. IgA.
- C. IgM.
- D. IgE.
- E. IgD.
Hint
Think of the most abundant immunoglobulin class in normal serum; myeloma subtypes broadly follow it.
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