Electrophoretic studies on human serum

Electrophoretic studies on human serum.

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Electrophoretic Studies on Human Red Blood Cells

1. The electrophoretic mobility of unhemolyzed human red cells has been determined as a function of ionic strength at approximately constant pH in isotonic mixtures of glucose solution and saline-phosphate buffer solution. 2. Above an ionic strength of about 0.02 the cells behave as particles with a smooth surface of large radius of curvature. Below an ionic strength of about 0.02, changes of t...

Zone electrophoretic studies of serum alkaline phosphatase.

Observations on electrophoretic analysis of normal human serum.

The Aminco Model B electrophoresis apparatus was used; the quantitative results reported were derived exclusively from its interferometric optical system. Sera to be analyzed were obtained from normal employees at this institution. Their ages ranged from 18 to 54 with a mean of 31, both sexes were represented, and all but two were white. A tourniquet was applied briefly to facilitate venipunctu...

Electrophoretic Studies on Red Cells

These experiments were made to obtain more information about the surface of the red blood cell. Since "surface" means different things to different people, we shall define our meaning now. Strictly speaking, the surface studied by electrophoresis is the surface of shear between the cell (moving in the electric field) and the surrounding medium, for it is the potential at this surface which is t...