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The formation of lipid prealbumin
Clinica Chimica Acta, 1963Abstract The work of Schultze was followed up by examining the effect of adding acid stains, sodium oleate and lipase cofactors. The modified α 1 -lipoprotein which appears on immunoelectropherograms as an anodic prolongation of its normal precipitating line and called by Uriel ϱ-lipoprotein, was deduced to be a complex of normal Xj-lipoprotein and ...
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A Radioimmunoassay for Human Urinary Prealbumin
Annals of Clinical Biochemistry: International Journal of Laboratory Medicine, 1993We describe a validated radioimmunoassay for prealbumin in urine. Using timed overnight urine samples, the normal reference range was less than 10–148μg/L; or less than 1·8–9·6μg/mmol creatinine, excretion in women being significantly greater than in men ( P<0–05); or less than 7–3–114 ng/min with no significant difference in ...
R, Beetham +4 more
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Serum Prealbumin: Polymorphism in Man
Science, 1965Serums from 390 Norwegian blood donors and 31 members of two families were studied by starch gel electrophoresis. Five different prealbumin phenotypes were found, indicating a genetic theory of three codominant alleles for which the terms Pr F , Pr
M K, Fagerhol, M, Braend
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Utilization of Prealbumin as a Nutritional Parameter
Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1985The response of prealbumin was compared to that of albumin and transferrin in 16 patients following 7 days of metabolic/nutritional support. Baseline values were compared to day 7 results to assess the degree of change. Prealbumin demonstrated a significant increase in the mean serum concentration (13.0 us 19.6 mg/100 ml) in the presence of a positive ...
M B, Tuten, S, Wogt, F, Dasse, Z, Leider
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Porcine VEG Proteins and Tear Prealbumins
Chemical Senses, 1995Small soluble proteins, belonging to the lipocalin family are secreted in large amounts by tongue von Ebner's glands and lachrymal glands. In humans, the lingual protein, called VEG, and the lachrymal protein, called tear prealbumin, have shown identical cDNA sequences.
GARIBOTTI M +3 more
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Animal Blood Groups and Biochemical Genetics, 1970
SummaryThree different phenotypes of a weakly staining prealbumin migrating near the borate line during starch gel electrophoresis were found in chicken sera and egg yolks. It is shown that the synthesis of these phenotypes is determined by one autosomal locus with two alleles, PaA and PaB.The paper also presents the results of partial isolation of ...
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SummaryThree different phenotypes of a weakly staining prealbumin migrating near the borate line during starch gel electrophoresis were found in chicken sera and egg yolks. It is shown that the synthesis of these phenotypes is determined by one autosomal locus with two alleles, PaA and PaB.The paper also presents the results of partial isolation of ...
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Thyroxine-induced conformational changes in prealbumin
Biochemistry, 1978The effects of thyroxine binding on the conformation of human prealbumin and bovine serum albumin have been examined. A blue shift in protein absorption was observed with prealbumin, whereas a red shift was observed with bovine serum albumin. In the case of prealbumin, where the two binding sites are identical, the total absorption change was confined ...
IRACE, Gaetano, EDELHOCH H.
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Ukrainskii biokhimicheskii zhurnal (1978), 1981
The paper generalizes the results of research concerned with structural heterogeneity of the nervous system prealbumins, their posttranslation modifications, interactions and complexing with low- and high-molecular compounds as well as of individual prealbumins of the nervous tissue, their dynamic state in the brain-blood-cerebrospinal fluid system.
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The paper generalizes the results of research concerned with structural heterogeneity of the nervous system prealbumins, their posttranslation modifications, interactions and complexing with low- and high-molecular compounds as well as of individual prealbumins of the nervous tissue, their dynamic state in the brain-blood-cerebrospinal fluid system.
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PLASMA PREALBUMIN IN THE NEWBORN
Acta Paediatrica, 1979E, Eggermont +3 more
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