Quantitative determination of the surface charge of serum lipopr

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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23909, 424 7, G01N 3350

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is the polyelectrolytic titration of serum lipoproteins, the negative surface charge of the latter being determined quantitatively by adding an excess amount of a polycation in aqueous solution to the particular serum lipoprotein and then back-titrating the positive charge, of the polycation, which has not been neutralized by the negative surface charge, against a chromotropic polyanion, in the presence of a metachromatic dye as the indicator. The method according is used for the diagnosis of lipometabolic disorders.

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