Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation · 1968 · 95 citations · 7 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryImmunologyEnzymologyImmunotechnologyProtein BiochemistryAntibody CharacterizationProtein ElectrophoresisAntibodiesImmunoassay MethodologySerum Protein Electrophoresis
The human immunoglobulins cannot be estimated quantitatively as easily as most serum proteins by electrophoresis in antibody containing agarose since their mobility is almost identical with that of the rabbit antibodies. A method for partial carbamylation of the amino groups of immunoglobulins is described, which result in an increased charge of the immunoglobulins. The carbamylated immunoglobulins have retained enough antibody combining sites to allow estimation of immunoglobulins by electrophoresis in antibody containing agarose.
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Antigen-antibody crossed electrophoresis
C.‐B. Laurell · Analytical Biochemistry · 1965 · 1.4K citations
THE KINETICS OF THE HYDROLYSIS OF UREA AND OF ARGININE
Robert C. Warner · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1942 · 115 citations · Full text