Figure 4
Typical appearance of VWF multimers in AVWS compared with von Willebrand disease. (A) Congenital von Willebrand disease: lane 1 indicates type 2A; lane 2, type 2B; and lane 3 normal plasma (NP). Cardiovascular disorders: lane 4 indicates aortic valve stenosis; lane 5, LVAD; and lane 6, patient on extracorporeal membrane oxygenator (note decrease of HMW multimers). (B) Lymphoproliferative disorders: lanes 1 and 2 indicate IgG-MGUS (note decrease of HMW multimers and relative increase of the lower satellite band within triplets); and lanes 4 to 6, IgM-MGUS (note blurred structure of triplets and loss of HMW multimers in lane 6). (C) Myeloproliferative disorders: lanes 2 to 4 (note variable decrease of HMW multimers and disturbed triplet structure). Lanes have been arranged from different gels and fit for size and staining intensity.

Typical appearance of VWF multimers in AVWS compared with von Willebrand disease. (A) Congenital von Willebrand disease: lane 1 indicates type 2A; lane 2, type 2B; and lane 3 normal plasma (NP). Cardiovascular disorders: lane 4 indicates aortic valve stenosis; lane 5, LVAD; and lane 6, patient on extracorporeal membrane oxygenator (note decrease of HMW multimers). (B) Lymphoproliferative disorders: lanes 1 and 2 indicate IgG-MGUS (note decrease of HMW multimers and relative increase of the lower satellite band within triplets); and lanes 4 to 6, IgM-MGUS (note blurred structure of triplets and loss of HMW multimers in lane 6). (C) Myeloproliferative disorders: lanes 2 to 4 (note variable decrease of HMW multimers and disturbed triplet structure). Lanes have been arranged from different gels and fit for size and staining intensity.

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