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Variations in Human Serum β-Globulins

Nature, 1957
GENETICALLY controlled variations in the haptoglobins (α2-globulins) of human serum have been demonstrated by electrophoresis in starch gels1–3. The frequencies of the genes controlling these proteins probably differ from one racial group to another4. Inherited differences in the serum proteins of dairy cattle have also been established using the same ...
O Smithies
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Correlation between serum total globulins and gamma globulins and their use to diagnose failure of passive transfer in foals [PDF]

Veterinary Journal, 2014
Various assays have been used as an aid to diagnose failure of passive transfer (FPT) of immunoglobulins in neonatal foals, but often lack sensitivity as screening tests, or are time consuming to perform and impractical as confirmatory tests.
Claudia Graubner
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Absence of Serum Gamma Globulins in an Adult

New England Journal of Medicine, 1954
THE syndrome of low serum gamma globulin in the presence of relatively normal quantities of the other protein factors has recently been described in children, but has not heretofore been observed in adults. The first case of "agammaglobulinemia" was reported by Bruton1 in a boy who, between the ages of four and a half and eight years, had 18 bouts of ...
Jay P Sanford, C B Favour, J P Sanford
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Heterogeneity of serum myeloma globulins

Clinica Chimica Acta, 1958
The characteristic electrophoretic pattern of myeloma globulins on paper or boundary electrophoresis has been attributed 1, 2 to the electrical homogeneity of this type of protein. Rarely, a myeloma globulin has been found to comprise two electrophoretic components3-8 and, in one instance’, evidence of three electrophoretic components has been obtained.
J A, OWEN, C, GOT, H J, SILBERMAN
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Hæmoglobin-binding Serum Globulins

Nature, 1963
Two main haemoglobin-binding serum globulin fractions have been demonstrated by using the technique of immuno-electrophoresis. One precipitation line corresponds to the α2 region and is sometimes doubled1; the other to the β region1,2. On the other hand, starch-gel electrophoresis shows numerous haemoglobin-binding globulins which are now well known as
E, AFONSO, J, PROENCA
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Serum Globulin Polymorphism in Pellagra

Nature, 1962
IN recent work on the serum iron and total iron-binding capacity of groups of healthy and diseased Africans, we found the total iron-binding capacity of pellagra patients to be approximately 60 per cent of healthy controls1. Zone electrophoresis on filter paper in an earlier work2 did not show that the concentration of the β-globulins in pellagra was ...
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Effect of Cortisone on the Serum Gamma-Globulin

Nature, 1956
Nicol and Snell1 showed that cortisone depresses the phagocytic activity of the reticulo-endothelial system during the first two weeks of treatment, and that if the cortisone injections are continued the reticulo-endothelial system apparently recovers during the third and fourth weeks.
R S, SNELL, T, NICOL
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DEFECTIVE SERUM GAMMA GLOBULIN FORMATION

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1955
Excerpt The anomaly called agammaglobulinemia has become a fairly well known clinical entity, although prior to Bruton's report1in 1952 it had never been described.
T H, BREM, M E, MORTON
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Serum Levels of Bactericidin and Globulin in Schizophrenia

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1963
According to a number of investigators schizophrenia is a disorder of adaptation on a biochemical level. Since immunogenesis is a basic biologic adaptive mechanism it is not surprising that many efforts have been made to examine linkages or parallelisms between schizophrenia and immune processes.
L M, KOPELOFF, E, FISCHEL
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