Serum Protein Fractions: A Comparison of Precipitation Methods with Electrophoresis

Serum Protein Fractions: A Comparison of Precipitation Methods with Electrophoresis.

Comparison of the serum Protein fractions of the Newly Hatched chick with those of adult Birds using Starch-gel Electrophoresis

Comparison of the serum Protein fractions of the developing chickens embryo by the technique of Starch-gel Electrophoresis

Serum protein fractionation: a comparison of sodium sulfate precipitation and electrophoresis.

Techniques of fractionating serum proteins for clinical use must be simple and convenient. For many years Howe’s (1) method has been used almost universally. However, work coming from several laboratories suggests that the procedure can no longer be regarded as satisfactory. Both Butler et al. (2) and Luetscher (3) have pointed out discrepancies in the method, and recently Dole (4) has shown it...

comparison of the serum protein fractions of the newly hatched chick with those of adult birds using starch-gel electrophoresis

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