Protein Electrophoresis in Clinical Diagnosis shows the changes in both techniques and interpretation of protein analysis , presenting a comprehensive review of serum protein techniques, immunofixation techniques, approaches to pattern interpretation, and pattern interpretation in both cerebral spinal fluid and urine. Conditions associated with Monoclunal Gammopathies are considered, as are the appropriate strategies for their detection. Features: * Unique presentation of all the latest information required in one volume * Includes every laboratory method required, semi-automated and automated methods, gel-based and capillary electrophoresis, immunosubtraction and immunofixation *Large practical format - for the workbench and office *Clear, concise structure for easy access to the relevant facts
Author(s): David F. Keren
Series: Arnold Publication
Edition: 1
Publisher: A Hodder Arnold Publication
Year: 2003
Language: English
Pages: 415
Book title......Page 4
Contents......Page 8
Preface......Page 10
Acknowledgements......Page 12
1 Protein structure and electrophoresis......Page 14
2 Techniques for protein electrophoresis......Page 28
3 Immunofixation, immunosubtraction, and immunoselection techniques......Page 46
4 Proteins identified by serum protein electrophoresis......Page 76
5 Approach to pattern interpretation in serum......Page 122
6 Conditions associated with monoclonal gammopathies......Page 158
7 Examination of urine for proteinuria......Page 230
8 Approach to pattern interpretation in cerebrospinal fluid......Page 272
9 Laboratory strategies for diagnosing monoclonal gammopathies......Page 298
10 Case studies for interpretation......Page 317
B......Page 408
D......Page 409
H......Page 410
M......Page 411
O......Page 412
S......Page 413
W......Page 414
Z......Page 415
