background: analysis of many proteins produced during the transition into the stationary phase and under stress conditions (including starvation stress) demonstrated that a number of novel proteins were induced in common to each stress and could be the reason for cross-protection in bacterial cells. it is necessary to investigate the synthesis of these proteins during different stress condition...

background: we studied the effects of high protein (hp) and balanced diets (bds) on lipid profiles, and high‑sensitive c‑reactive protein (hs‑crp) levels in obese and overweight women. methods: in a parallel designed randomized controlled clinical trial, 60 healthy women with body mass index ≥25 kg/m2, aged 20–46 years, enrolled in an 8‑week investigation at aerobic clubs. they were categorized...

Several investigators (1, 2) have shown that when horse serum is denatured a change in the relative distribution of electrophoretic components occurs. Van der Scheer, Wyckoff, and Clarke (1) found that heating of serum at 65” resulted in the formation of a single component, with the disappearance of the albumin and globulin peaks of the serum. This was confirmed by Davis, Hollaender, and Greens...

In discussing the principles of quantitative analysis in thin-layer media, we show that requirements for quantitative analysis are not satisfied when stained protein electrophoretic bands are scanned with a conventional rectangular-slit densitometer. We investigated a high-resolution densitometer based on a linear photodiode array as an alternative analytical tool, using stained electrophoretic...

The objective of this study was to compare the electrophoretic pattern serum proteins in newborn calves, lambs, goat kids and piglets precolostral blood samples. Blood samples were collected within 30 min birth, prior ingestion first colostrum, concentrations total protein fractions analyzed using electrophoresis on agarose gel. size shape electrophoretograms differed among investigated animal ...

Several investigators (1, 2) have shown that when horse serum is denatured a change in the relative distribution of electrophoretic components occurs. Van der Scheer, Wyckoff, and Clarke (1) found that heating of serum at 65” resulted in the formation of a single component, with the disappearance of the albumin and globulin peaks of the serum. This was confirmed by Davis, Hollaender, and Greens...

We describe the rapid profiling of isoenzymes by use of microparticulate anion-exchange chromatography supports and a continuous, post-separation enzyme detector in a high-performance liquid chromatograph. Chromatographic analysis and enzyme detection are fully automated and provide excellent reproducibility. Factors affecting the isoenzyme profile and detector response characteristics are asse...