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Question Protein Electrophoresis questions
Here are my blood test results for "Interpretation" part.
Under the PE Value it says: "SPE1"
Then it says: "The SPE pattern appears essentially unremarkable. Evidence of monoclonal protein is not apparent."

What does this mean? Is there some sort of pattern that showed up? Or, no pattern at all showed up? Also, did any other protein show up?

The other values are in range. Thank you.
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