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. 2020 Dec 11;8:29. doi: 10.1186/s40170-020-00235-4

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics of the MGUS patients and their corresponding bolus and continuous infusion dosages of [13C5]-glutamine

Patient # Age Sex M-Spike Isotype Glutamine enrichment
MGUS #1c 52 F 0.4 g/dL IgG lambda 5.21%
MGUS #2a 65 M NQ; IgA, 476 mg/dL IgA kappa 4.78%
MGUS #3c 71 M 1.2 g/dL IgG lambda 4.61%
MGUS #4c 66 M 0.7 g/dL IgG kappa 5.57%
MGUS #5b 69 M 1.4 g/dL IgG lambda 3.49%
MGUS #6 48 M 1.2 g/dL IgG kappa 4.90%
MGUS #7 56 F 1.2 g/dL IgG kappa 5.84%
MGUS #8c 61 F NQ; IgG, 867 mg/dL IgG lambda 6.31%
MGUS #9c 71 M NQ; kappa FLC, 47.5 mg/dL Free kappa 6.25%
MGUS #10 67 F 0.6 g/dL IgG kappa 5.56%
MGUS #11 56 F NQ; IgA, 464 mg/dL IgA kappa 6.00%

NQ non-quantifiable

aThe participant whose pre-malignant plasma cells from the marrow were unable to be analyzed for the isotopomers of malate by GC-MS

bThe participant whose pre-malignant plasma cells from the marrow were unable to be analyzed for the isotopomers of glutamate by GC-MS

cThe participant who did not have sufficient pre-malignant plasma cells from the marrow to undergo RNA sequencing