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The elaboration of antisera recognizing antigenic sites of the variable region of pathological immunoglobulin λ chains (Bence-Jones-proteins) is described. The antisera react with the (St + ) marker carried by Bence-Jones-proteins of the basic amino-acid sequence V λI  and the (111 + ) marker carried by L-chains of the basic sequence V λIII . With these antisera three specificityregion subtypes of human λ immunoglobulin chains could be distinguished antigenically. Twenty randomly chosen normal individuals were shown to be associated with λ chains of both basic sequences, V λI  and V λIII . The results provide evidence for the non-allelic nature of the two aminoterminal light chain forms (p&lt;0.001) and suggest that the basic sequences V λI  and V λIII  of Bence-Jones-proteins represent two distinct subgroups of normal light chains.

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Antigenische Klassifizierung der Paraproteine und normalen Immunoglobuline vom Lambda-Typ / Paraproteins and Normal Immunoglobulins of the Lambda Type: Immunochemical Differentiation and Classification