PAPER ELECTROPHORESIS OF SERUM PROTEINS: PHOTOMETRIC QUANTITATION AND COMPARISON WITH FREE ELECTROPHORESIS 1

Paper electrophoresis of serum proteins in children.

Since the description of paper electrophoresis in 1950 by Cremer and Tiselius and by Durrum among others, considerable interest has been shown in this cheap and relatively quick method of separating the various protein fractions. The serum proteins move through the fine cellulose mesh of the paper under the influence of an electric current, the separation of the various fractions being brought ...

Quantitative electrophoresis of serum proteins on paper.

CONSIDERABLE NUMBER OF STUDIES devoted to the quantitative evaluation of paper-electrophoretic patterns have left doubt as to the value of the method as an accurate quantitative procedure. Some workers feel that paper electrophoresis cannot be expected to equal the reproducibility of the moving-boundary technic by virtue of its relative crudeness as compared with the sensitive nature of refract...

Behavior of the Serum proteins in starch-agar-gel electrophoresis

Electrophoresis of Proteins on Filter Paper

A simplified procedure for filter paper electrophoresis is described in which disturbing factors such as evaporation, heating, buffer concentration gradients, and pH changes in the electrode vessels were reduced to a minimum. Artificial mixtures of highly purified proteins could be separated and the components isolated. The application of the method to a variety of studies on serum proteins is ...

Serum proteins electrophoresis in infants and children.

Total serum proteins and its fractions were estimated in 468 infants and children from birth to 4 years in relation to age, sex and dietary pattern. The mean values of total serum proteins and its fractions showed some changes with age, especially in gamma globulins, which was high at birth and showed a decrease at the age of 3 months, after which it increased and attained an adult level at the...