The conventional model of IgM structure depicts a unique, array of mu, L and J chains, held together by well-defined disulfide bonds and other interactions. Some, but not all, recent data support this model. Here Ann Davis and Marc Shulman review recent, as well as older, studies of IgM and consider their implications for our understanding of IgM structure and function.
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