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Importance of Glucose-6-phosphate enzyme isoforms?
Clonality can depict neoplasm. Normally you inherit a G6PD isotype from each parent. The ratio of each type should be 1:1. If it's asymmetrical you have a monoclonal growth that can indicate a neoplastic growth. Theoretically any X-linked isoform would work, so if androgen receptors have isotypes you could use those instead. X-linked and thus ONLY WORKS ON WOMEN
B cell clonality determined by Ig light chain phenotype
Ig has 2 heavy, 2 light chains each b cell expresses light chains that are either kappa or lambda
the NORMAL ratio is 3:1 kappa to lambda
any extreme asymmetry from this ratio could indicate neoplasm
3:1 ratio represents?
kappa to lamda KAPPA TO LAMDA KAPPA TO LAMDA 3-1 KAPPA LAMDA
Enlarged lymph node DDx
Metastatic Cancer
Reactive hyperplasia due to infection
Lymphoma

DIAGNOSTIC FOR LYMPHOMA is a Kappa to Lamda ratio that is NOT 3:1
Lamda to Kappa ratio of 3:1 and enlarged lymph node
LYMPHOMA
Kappa to Lamda ratio of 3:1 and enlarged lymph node
NORMAL
Aflatoxin
hepatocellular carcinoma, derived from Aspergillus which can contaminate stored grains
history with a grain silo
Aspergillus, can make aflatoxins which cause hepatocellular carcinoma
Alkylating agents
Leukemia/lymphoma this can be a side effect of chemotherapy
Squamous cell carcinoma of oropharynx and upper esophagus
alcohol