(1) SERUM PROTEINS

Behavior of the Serum proteins in starch-agar-gel electrophoresis

A study of the Electrophoretic Pattern of the serum Proteins

Interactions of Linezolid with Two Major Serum Proteins, Human Serum Albumin and Alpha-1 Acid Glycoprotein

Linezolid (LZD) is an oxazolidinone antibiotic agent that acts against gram-positive bacteria. It was recently reported that LZD can induce severe hematologic toxicity, which is thought to result in high LZD concentrations in plasma. Although many factors can affect the disposition of drugs, the binding of drug to plasma proteins, such as albumin and alpha1-acid glycoprotein (AGP), is one of th...

The serum viscosity and the serum proteins.

Equal weights of the various protein fractions in plasma affect the plasma specific gravity equally, whereas weight for weight the fractions exert differing influences on the plasma viscosity. Thus fibrinogen has a greater effect on the plasma viscosity than does globulin, which, in turn, has a greater effect than albumin (Bircher, 1921 ; Naegeli, 1931; Oberst, 1939; Cowan and Harkness, 1947). ...

Serum Proteins in Teyroii)

Abnormalities in the serum proteins have been described in several disorders of thyroid function (Man et al., 1940; Lewis and McCullagh, 1944; Lamberg and Grasbeck, 1955) and in particular in auto-immune thyroiditis, where a raised serum y-globulin has been found (Fromm et al., 1953; Luxton and Cooke, 1956; Skillern et al., 1956; Doniach and Hudson, 1957; Greene et al., 1958; Roitt et al., 1958...