Polymorphism of Equine Hemoglobin by the Isoelectric Focusing Method

Quantification of hemoglobin variants by capillary isoelectric focusing.

Capillary isoelectric focusing (cIEF) was used to identify and quantify major and minor hemoglobin (Hb) variants. Whole blood (approximately 10 microL required) hemolysate was analyzed with a commercial instrument equipped with a 50 microns (i.d.) x 27 cm coated capillary filled with 20 g/L ampholytes (pH 6-8) in 4 g/L methylcellulose (MC). Cathode and anode solutions were 20 mol/L NaOH and 100...

Isoelectric focusing.

Hemoglobin H disease classification by isoelectric focusing: molecular verification of 110 cases from Thailand.

or other substances in these presumably normal specimens. The Access PRL assay after PEG treatment may be suitable despite the CV of 14% because PEG treatment is frequently used to detect macroprolactin interference (6). It is possible that two samples with low recoveries contained macroprolactin. Our experience with this assay is that samples with PEG recovery values Ͻ60% contain high-molecula...

Cord blood screening for hemoglobin abnormalities by thin layer isoelectric focusing.

Hemoglobin variants can be successfully identified in cord blood samples. The methods most commonly used include cellulose acetate (CAC) and citrate agar (CAG) electrophoresis. Recently thin layer isoelectric focusing (TLIF) has been shown to be an excellent method for identifying hemoglobin variants. To determine the applicability of TLIF for cord blood screening, we compared the results of 83...

Capillary Isoelectric Focusing

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