Protein-lipid relationships in human plasma

Protein-Lipid Relationships in Normal Dog Plasma

Although Cohn's mierofmetionation method number 10 was specifically devised to meet the conditions of protein concentration and distribution in human plasma, it is shown in this contribution that it may be applied to studies of canine plasma. Essentially all of the lipids of plasma are recovered in Fractions IV + V + VI and I + III. Only negligible amounts appear in Fraction II. Electrophoretic...

Protein-lipid relationships in human plasma: in biliary cirrhosis, obstructive jaundice, and acute hepatitis.

Protein-lipid relationships in experimental canine atherosclerosis.

The applicability of Cohn's method number 10 to the study of dog plasma has made possible this investigation of experimental canine atherosclerosis. Administration of thiouracil which causes hypercholesterolemia but no atherosclerosis in dogs produces no considerable alteration in the distribution of plasma lipoproteins. High cholesterol feeding and administration of thiouracil causes both athe...

Diet-plasma lipid relationships within a free-living population.

F papers in this issue "* report the analyses of the associations between dietary and other variables and plasma lipids and lipoproteins in the Lipid Research Clinics (LRC) populations. One paper reports on the associations between changes in dietary intake and changes in plasma lipids during a modest intervention within these populations. From this set of observations, with varying statistical...

New protein in human blood plasma, rich in proline, with lipid-binding properties.

A protein that binds to a lecithin-stabilized triglyceride emulsion has been separated from plasma after removal of major lipoprotein classes by ultracentrifugation at density 1.21 g/ml. This protein, rich in proline, has been purified to electrophoretic and immunochemical homogeneity by subsequent gel and ion-exchange chromatography. In native plasma and after purification, it exists as a larg...