Method of diagnosing multiple sclerosis and other diseases by me

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing – Measurement of electrical or magnetic property or thermal... – Of a liquid

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436149, 436151, 436174, 424 88, 128734, 128637, A61K 3900, G01N 2508, G01N 100, A61B 500

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ABSTRACT:
Multiple sclerosis and other diseases are diagnosed by first coating a plasm protein-adsorbing surface with a patient's blood plasm protein in an electrolyte fluid, and measuring the streaming potential of the protein-coated surface. Next, a challenge material such as a fatty acid having from 6 to 24 carbon atoms is added to the protein in electrolyte fluid mixture to alter the electro-kinetic potential of the adsorbed blood plasm protein layer. The streaming potential of the altered layer then is measured. The streaming potential results thus obtained are compared with measurements of the streaming potential characteristic of a surface similarly treated, but using normal blood plasma protein.

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