Die Elektrophorese bei inneren Krankheiten

Schuler, Bruno

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-52726-5_3

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“…Increase in p-fraction has been reported during acute inflammatory processes (Schuler, 1957) and is thought to be due to participation by the liver in the process of illness.…”

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“…PITC induced a roughly 50% increase in the lIt-globulin fraction 3 days after administration, the most prominent rise in a plasma protein.~-globulin concentrations decreased only moderately. Similar results have been reported for dog serum (Ganrot, 1973), rat serum (Jamieson et at., 1975) or human serum (Hitzig et al, 1963;Miirki, 1972;Schuler, 1957).…”

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Differentiation of various experimentally-induced pathological processes in Wistar rats by serum protein electrophoresis using cellulose-acetate membranes

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1980

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Plasma protein profiles were investigated electrophoretically in rats with aminonucleoside-induced glomerular damage, uranyl-nitrate-induced tubular damage, phalloidin-induced hepatocyte membrane damage, adjuvant arthritis as a model of chronic inflammation, and phenyl isothiocyanate pleurisy as a model of acute inflammation. Characteristic profiles were observed for each experimental disease, and their development and seriousness could be evaluated. Similar studies are already routinely used in clinical investigations of human plasma.

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“…Increase in p-fraction has been reported during acute inflammatory processes (Schuler, 1957) and is thought to be due to participation by the liver in the process of illness.…”

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confidence: 99%