Zone Paper Electrophoresis Studies on Radio-Iodinated Human Serum Albumin 1

Gabrieli, E. R.; Goulian, Dicran; Kinersly, Thorn; Collet, Raymond

doi:10.1172/jci102880

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“…The Il3' peak is confined to an area which corresponds with the albumin peak of the protein curve. It may be seen that the I'll peak is slightly ahead of the albumin peak in agreement with the recent report of Gabrieli, Goulian, Kinersly, and Collet (21). Figure 10 also demonstrates that the result obtained when urinary proteins, are separated by electrophoresis on paper is similar to that obtained with free electrophoresis.…”

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The Isolation and Electrophoretic Characterization of the Proteins in the Urine of Normal Subjects1

McGarry¹,

Sehon²,

Rose³

1955

J. Clin. Invest.

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The Isolation and Electrophoretic Characterization of the Proteins in the Urine of Normal Subjects1

McGarry¹,

Sehon²,

Rose³

1955

J. Clin. Invest.

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“…When trace-iodinated human serum albumin was used, the peak of radioactivity moved slightly further up the tube than did the peak of optical density. A leading edge showing higher radioactivity than that of the main band has previously been reported by Gabrieli, Goulian, Kinersly & Collet (1954), who subjected commercially iodinated (Abbott) human serum albumin to electrophoresis on paper. On the other hand, traceiodinated albumins (Cohen & Shamroth, 1958) do not show this effect by paper electrophoresis.…”

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Electrophoresis in a density gradient

Charlwood

Gordon

1958

Biochemical Journal

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“…Radioiodinated human serum albumin has been extensively used to investigate albumin metabolism in the normal and in diseased states (1)(2)(3). Albumin preparations used in these studies have been indistinguishable from normal human serum albumin in many respects but not in all ( 1,2,4,5).…”

Section: Tramuscular or Intraperitoneal Injections Of Autologous Skinmentioning

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Chromatographic Differences Between Radioiodinated Albumin Preparations and Normal Human Serum Albumin

Fahey¹,

Steinfeld²

1958

Experimental Biology and Medicine

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IODINATED ALBUMIN CHROMATOGRAPHY 281 tramuscular or intraperitoneal injections of autologous skin and adjuvants.Summary. 1 ) Eighty-nine guinea pigs were injected in t racutaneously, intramuscularly or intraperitoneally with autologous skin in emulsion with adjuvants. Thirty-eight guinea pigs were injected intracutaneously or intramuscularly with control emulsion, not con-taininF skin. Subsequently an autograft was done on each animal. No significant differences were noted in acceptance of autografts between animals injected with skin emulsion and control emulsion. 2 ) Irritancy tests using scraping and burning of the skin did not produce different results in the test animals and the control animals. 3 ) Under the conditions of these tests no autosensitization to skin could be demonstrated in guinea pigs. 1. Whitfield. =\., Brit. J. Dermat., 1922, v34, 331. 2. Hasthausen, H., Acta dermat. -venereol., 1955, 3. Tenipleton, H., Lunsford, C., Allington, H., v35, 2 i l .

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Zone Paper Electrophoresis Studies on Radio-Iodinated Human Serum Albumin 1

Cited by 21 publications

References 4 publications

The Isolation and Electrophoretic Characterization of the Proteins in the Urine of Normal Subjects1

The Isolation and Electrophoretic Characterization of the Proteins in the Urine of Normal Subjects1

Electrophoresis in a density gradient

Chromatographic Differences Between Radioiodinated Albumin Preparations and Normal Human Serum Albumin

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