Clonal evolution: the changing nature of myeloma

Myeloma is a type of cancer that develops from plasma cells, a crucial part of the immune system. This animation explains how normal plasma cells become cancerous and the key events that lead to the formation of myeloma.

This animation provides an overview of AL amyloidosis, explaining its development and the objectives of treatment.

Myeloma kidney disease is a frequent complication of myeloma. This animation explores the causes of myeloma kidney disease and how they impact kidney function.

Myeloma bone disease is a common complication and the leading cause of pain in myeloma patients. This animation explains how myeloma disrupts normal bone metabolism and outlines the potential consequences.

This animation explains the normal function of the bone marrow and how myeloma affects it by causing the abnormal expansion of plasma cells, disrupting bone marrow function.

Understand how genetic changes in plasma cells lead to the development of myeloma, exploring what happens at the DNA level by watching this animation.