Adsorption protein layers above erythrocytes and an electrophoretic method for studying their properties under pathogenesis of infection and malignant tumors

The use of thickness of protein layers adjacent to the surface of each erythrocyte is discussed as a diagnostic test. The given method of studying such layers is based on electrophoretic measurements which make it possible to evaluate the structure, composition and thickness of these layers. It has...

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Published inFolia haematologica (Leipzig, Germany : 1928) Vol. 117; no. 1; p. 23
Main Author Sigal, V L
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Germany 1990
Subjects
Adsorption
Blood Proteins - physiology
Electrophoresis
Erythrocyte Membrane - physiology
Erythrocyte Membrane - ultrastructure
Humans
In Vitro Techniques
Preservation, Biological
Surface Properties
Time Factors
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Summary:The use of thickness of protein layers adjacent to the surface of each erythrocyte is discussed as a diagnostic test. The given method of studying such layers is based on electrophoretic measurements which make it possible to evaluate the structure, composition and thickness of these layers. It has been shown that the normalization of erythrocyte electrophoretic mobility of stored or pathologic blood flowing through an active-carbon column may be explained by a full or partial removal of adsorption protein layers and intermicellar liquid contained it.
ISSN:0323-4347