UAMS has led the way in studying the biology of myeloma cells to find new therapies. We now know that multiple myeloma patients can have a variety of types of myeloma cells at the time they are diagnosed - some with more aggressive features than others. Researchers have found that patients with several different types of myeloma cells at diagnosis seem to have early relapse and shorter survival while patients with one dominant type of myeloma cell tend to do better. Learn what Dr. Gareth Morgan, MD, FRCP, FRCPath, PhD, Dr. Niels Weinhold, PhD and Dr. Christoph Hueck are doing to find out which clones are the most aggressive and which therapies increase the mutation rate, leading to a more resistant myeloma clone.