Rapid Method for Determination of Plasma Fibrinogen.

Adamis, Dionysios

doi:10.3181/00379727-103-25427

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“…Protein estimation by the Biuret reaction and by optical density measurements at 280 nip. Fibrinogen estimation by the method of Adamis (1960). Assay ofclottingfactors: factors VIII and IX by themethod of Bergna & Pavlovsky (1962) and Biggs & Douglas (1963); factor II by the method of Bachmann (1958); factor V by the method of Kappeler (1955); factors VII-X by the method of Koller et al(1951); factor X by the method of Bachmann et al(1958).…”

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Studies on the Adsorption of Factor VIII: Application to the Purification of Bovine Factor VIII

Simonetti

Pavlovsky

1972

Br J Haematol

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Summary. The adsorption on tricalcium phosphate and on barium sulphate of factor VIII from bovine and human plasma and from human factor VIII concentrates was studied. A technique for the preparation of a concentrate of bovine factor VIII by direct adsorption of plasma with tricalcium phosphate and then filtration on agarose gel has been developed. The use of EACA, glucose and glycine markedly increase the yield and make possible the lyophilization of highly purified factor VIII. The technique can be used on a preparative scale using 10–30 litres of bovine plasma.

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Studies on the Adsorption of Factor VIII: Application to the Purification of Bovine Factor VIII

Simonetti

Pavlovsky

1972

Br J Haematol

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“…Therefore faster methods using thrombin have been developed. In these methods the speed of the clot formation (Adamis 1960, Heikinheimo 1963 or the change in absorbance is measured (Ellis & Stransky 1961, Inada et al 1978.…”

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Fibrinogen: a comparison of an immunoturbidimetric method with four conventional methods

Harmoinen

Uppa

Lehtinen

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Clinical &Amp; Laboratory Haematology

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Summary. A rapid and simple immunochemical method for fibrinogen determination is described. The method is based on measuring the turbidity caused by antigen‐antibody complexes with an enzyme analyser using diluted antiserum as a starting reagent. This immunoturbidimetric method correlates well with the immunodiffusion method and with two of the thrombin methods.Its correlation with the precipitation method according to Low was a little weaker.

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Molecular Characteristics of Substances Active in Blood Coagulation

Harmison¹,

Mammen²

1967

Blood Clotting Enzymology

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Rapid Method for Determination of Plasma Fibrinogen.

Cited by 6 publications

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Studies on the Adsorption of Factor VIII: Application to the Purification of Bovine Factor VIII

Studies on the Adsorption of Factor VIII: Application to the Purification of Bovine Factor VIII

Fibrinogen: a comparison of an immunoturbidimetric method with four conventional methods

Molecular Characteristics of Substances Active in Blood Coagulation

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