A Study on the Acrylamide Gel Electrophoretic Analysis of Joint Fluid Proteins
10.4055/jkoa.1979.14.1.171
- Author:
Yoo Hun SUH
- Publication Type:Original Article
- MeSH:
Acrylamide;
Arthritis;
Beta-Globulins;
Diagnosis;
gamma-Globulins;
Joints;
Synovial Fluid
- From:The Journal of the Korean Orthopaedic Association
1979;14(1):171-175
- CountryRepublic of Korea
- Language:Korean
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Abstract:
Analysis of synovial fluid is a most helpful aid in diagnosis and differentiating the varlous types of arthritis. But little information is available on joint fluid proteins and immunoglobullns. The present study was designed to obtain more precise information about each component of joint fluid proteins, using Acrylamide Gel Microzone system with a Densitometer. The following results were obtained: 1. The amount of total protein in both types of arthritis was approximately twice as high as that in the normal group (Normal;2.12± 0.50g%, R.A.;4.51± 1.18g%, Tbc;4.10± 1.02g%). 2. The albumin fraction was decreased in both types of arthrltis (R.A.;42.15± 5.21g%, Tbc; 44.24± 5.61g%) in comparison with 65.25± 4.40g% in the normal group. 3. The percentages of Alpha 1 and Beta globulin in both types of arthritis were similar to that in the normal group. (Normal:Alpha 1;6.01± 1.10, beta; 12.40± 1.90) 4. The percentages of Alpha 2 globulin and gamma globulin in both types of arthritis were approximately twice as high as that in the normal group. (Normal:Alpha 2;5.31± 1.62, Gamrna; 11.03± 1.51).
