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A paraprotein is a monoclonal immunoglobulin of blood plasma or plasma protein, caused by the abnormal rapid multiplication of a single cell. Paraproteins may be seen in different malignant, benign, and nonneoplastic diseases. The term paraprotein in now often replaced with that of M component.
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