“…Although a patient with homocystinuria will most likely have increased Met (up to 0.4 mM) the increase is usually not high enough to be readily detected by this method. Fortunately, homocystinuria is a rare condition, 1 in 230,000 (Levy, 1973). If homocystinuria is strongly suspected, a two dimensional chromatography of the same plate followed by the same staining technique can be applied.…”