Proteomic samples such as human serum are an extreme challenge to study due to the large dynamic range of the proteins of interest. The proteins in human serum can range from those considered “high-abundance” proteins, present at 2%–50% of the total protein mass (typically the μg/mL–mg/mL range) to those considered tissue biomarkers present in the pg/mL–ng/mL range. Multidimensional separation ...

by irnmunocdiffusion tests 312 serum samples from human were examined for the presence of antibodies to the group.reactive precipitatng antigen of adenoviruses. of the total sera from female, 19.6% and from male, 15.8% had antibody to the group reactive antigen prepared from bovine adenovirus type 3. no significant difference was demo., nstrated on account of sex or age. the results suggest tha...

conclusions according to the results, brucellosis has remained endemic in this region. most cases were detected by elisa igg. the highest kappa agreements were between tests krb-sat, krb-igg and ksat-igg, while the lowest levels of agreement were between tests sat-igm and elisa igm-igg. considering that elisa igm results are covered by sat and elisa igg test results, applications of this test d...

MALDI-TOF MS is being widely applied to analyze serum samples for the diagnosis of human diseases and for the identification of potential biomarkers. However, different types of magnetic beads afford different purification capability for low abundance proteins and peptides in body fluids. The aim of our study was to establish a proteome fractionation technique for choosing magnetic beads for pr...

deproteinisation with acetonitrile (along with methanol or other reagents) is a useful and rapid technique in analysis of drugs or their metabolites in human serum. in this paper application of this simple technique in biopharmaceutical analysis using capillary electrophoresis (ce) is evaluated. some drugs with different ionic and protein binding properties were selected and dissolved in human ...

An in-house OC 125 monoclonal antibody-based "sandwich" immunofluorometric assay (IFMA) described previously (Clin Chem 1987; 33:2191-4) gave higher results for CA 125 in 37 of 123 serum samples than did a commercially available immunoradiometric assay (IRMA). Discordant results between the two assays became concordant when measurements of the samples were repeated with normal mouse serum (100 ...

Aflatoxin B I (AFB) isa well known hepatocarcinogen in several animal species and probably a causative agent in human hepatocellular carcinoma. Humans are exposed to AFB by ingesting contaminated food. Aflatoxin contamination encountered in human foods is usually at low levels which is difficult to measure by chromatographic methods. Therefore in the present study we have developed an immun...