IGH Gene Clonality assay

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IGH Gene Clonality assay Target region: FR3-JH Result: clonal – peak in range of 100-170 bp

IGH Gene Clonality assay Target region: DH-JH Result: clonal – peak in range of 110-290 bp

IGK Gene Clonality assay Target region: Vk-Jk Result: clonal – prominent 147 bp peak in range of 120-160. Polyclonal background amplification is also visible.

IGK Gene Clonality assay Target region: Vk-Kde + intron Kde Result: clonal – prominent 280 bp peak in range of 270-300 bp. Polyclonal background amplification is also visible.