Textiles: fiber preparation
Patent
1976-04-16
1977-09-06
Naff, David M.
Textiles: fiber preparation
23230B, 195 66R, 424 2, G01N 3104, G01N 3108, G01N 3114
Patent
active
040466345
ABSTRACT:
A simple, rapid anion-exchange column chromatographic technique is used to determine the presence of fractions of proteins and enzymes in human serum by separating the fractions on the basis of their net electrical charges. Samples of serum of unaltered ionic strength, layered on mini columns of an ion exchange agent previously equilibrated to a low ionic strength similar to blood serum with a buffer solution, are eluted stepwise with an appropriate buffer solution having different ionic strengths at each step. Elution of the samples is without previous dialysis or other ionization treatment. Column effluents are assayed for protein content or enzyme activity by conventional means, e.g., spectrophotometric analysis. Evaluation of sera from patients utilizing these methods reveals protein fractions or isoenzyme patterns which identify specific diseases associated with the protein or isoenzyme pattern.
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