Immunoélectrophorèse des paraprotéines

Costa, Sílvia Figueiredo; Silva, J.A.Filipe Da; Chaves, F.J.; Crespo, Elena

doi:10.1016/0009-8981(62)90017-7

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“…It is possible to ascertain, by means of immunoelectrophoresis of their gastric contents, whether mosquitoes have fed upon humans or animals (691). Immunoelectrophoretic investigations of clinical interest include studies of proteins in relation to neoplasms (96, 320, 684, 855), abnormal proteins (51,97,111,263,321,362,369,387), arthritis (144, 145, 146, 174, 175, 220, 500), atherosclerosis (42), hereditary hemolytic disorders (576), nephrosis (656), diabetes (800), lupus (44), leprosy (83), skin diseases (364), tuberculosis (521), hepatitis (88, 114, 125), and rickettsia antigens (288). Miscellaneous applications include studies of fetal proteins in rats (424) and humans (577), studies of specific proteins in an electrophoretically homogeneous group (441,604, 666, 667), of complement (292), of proteins following the incorporation of C14-labeled amino acids (199), and of specific immune substances including antiglobulins (400), isohemagglutinins (397), and antibodies against pertussus (836), brucellosis (395), and Candida albicans (94) LITERATURE CITED…”

Section: Immunoelectrophoresismentioning

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Electrophoresis

Strickland¹

1964

Anal. Chem.

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The title of this review has been changed from "Electrochromatography" to "Electrophoresis" because a survey of the literature shows an overwhelming preference for the latter term. This preference seems logical because the resemblance between electrophoresis and chromatography is mainly superficial, being related to the accidental similarity of the patterns formed by the separated materials rather than to the fundamental principles underlying the separations. The term electrochromatography is also undesirable because it tends to exclude from consideration by a reviewer the important subject of free solution electrophoresis, a method that does not

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