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It contains 2-3 acetyl groups per glucose unit and its adsorption capacity is less than that of paper.
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ADVANTAGE:
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1. PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS
BY
dr: Mohammed Bahgat Mohammed
Sofyan
Assistant lecturer of medical biochemistry,
Faculty of medicine, Al-Azhar university
(Assiut branch)
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6. Definitions
Electrophoresis is the migration of
charged particles in an electrical
field.
Or it is a method used to separate
charged particles from one another,
based on differences in their migration
speed i.e. The charged particles move in
an electric field towards the oppositely
charged electrode.
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9. importance
By electrophoresis, a mixture of
amino acids, proteins,
lipoproteins, isoenzyms, CSF
proteins, DNA fragments, Hb
variant, etc…. can be separated
by using electric current.
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12. PRINCIPLE
Proteins are amphoteric compounds and are therefore
either positively or negatively charged because they
contain both acidic and basic residues.
In an alkaline buffer (pH 6.5-9), serum proteins gain
negative charges and migrate to the positive electrode
(anode).
On a support media, proteins are separated according
to their shape, size and net surface charge , they
migrate to anode.
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13. Ph of solution
• Proteins have amphoteric properties i.e. it can carry both positive and negative
charge
• At specific pH of solution called isoelectric point (pI) of this protein , is the pH
at which a molecule carries no net electrical charge, proteins carry no net
charge and does not move in electrical field.
• Below this PH ( acidic pH ) proteins carry positive charge.
• Above this PH ( alkaline pH ) proteins carry negative charge.
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14.
15. instrumentation
• Apparatus: contains the electrodes, buffer reservoirs, area for the support
medium & a cover to minimize evaporation and protect system.
• Power supply: constant-current power supply.
• Buffer: carry applied current, fix PH, determine electrical charge & extent
of ionization.
• Support media: as cellulose acetate, Agarose gel & Polyacrylamide gel,….
• Agarose gel is used in most immunoelectrophoretic techniques because of
the large pore size allowing Ag and Ab to migrate through the gel.
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16. Factors affecting
electrophoresis
A. Sample:
Charge , Size & Shape.
B. The Supporting medium:
Adsorption , Molecular Sieving & Electro-osmosis
(Electro-Endosmosis).
C. Buffer:
Composition , Concentration (Ionic strength) & PH
(8.6).
D. Electric Field:
Voltage , Current , Resistance & Heat
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17. Types
A- Zone Electrophoresis: migration of charged molecules as zone.
They carried on constant pH, they classified according supporting
media into:
1. Agarose gel electrophoresis (AGE): For analysis of serum protein,
nucleic acids,LP, hemoglobin variants, CK isoenzymes, LDH isoenzyme
2.Cellulose acetate electrophoresis (CAE): usually serum proteins,…..
Both depends on charge
3. Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE): For analysis of serum
protein, nucleic acids in serum esp. genetic variants and isoenzymes. It
is thermostable, Prepared in a variety of pore sizes. Better resolution and
fractionation for serum proteins (up to 30 fractions).
4. Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate-Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE):
separation is based on molecular size only ( detecting MW),by adding sodium
dodecyle sulfate (SDS) that make protein negative.
Both depends on size
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19. Types
C. Isoelectris focusing (IEF):
Proteins move to zones where PH medium = pI,
where the charge = 0 and migration is stopped , so
we can seprate proteins by this methods as each
protein has its pI.
Proteins that differ in their pI by only a 0.02 pH
unit are seprated by IEP, SO pI of protein is
confined in a narrow PH range leading to sharp
protein zones.
The PH gradient is created with LMW carrier
ampholytes.
D. Two-Dimentional (2D) Electrophoresis:
IEF+SDS (PAGE)
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22. Types
E. Capillary Electrophoresis (CE):
Using a small-bore, Fused-silica capillary tube 20–200 cm
long.
Can be used with high voltages (25-30 KV) enhancing
separation efficacy and reducing separation time.
F. Blotting techniques:
Southern Blotting : For separation of DNA or its fragments
on by AGE.
Northern Blotting: For separation of RNAs or their
fragments.
Western Blotting : To identify one or more proteins in a
complex mixture using SDS-PAGE and antibody.
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24. Principle of the Procedure
1. Sample (e.g. serum containing a mixture of proteins) is applied to a strip of filter paper or
cellulose acetate or other, Then both edges of the strip is dipped in alkaline buffer solution.
2. Because proteins are amphoteric, they will carry negative charges in alkaline medium.
3. When the current passes, proteins will migrate towards positive electrode (anode). The rate of
migration depends on:
a) The amount of charges carried by each protein.
b) The molecular weight and size of proteins.
4. By this method, serum proteins can be separated into several bands, each band represents
special type of protein. These types are: albumin, globulins[Alfa (a1,a2),Beta and gamma globulins].
5. The density of each band is directly proportional to its serum concentration. So albumin shows
the densest band.
6. After electrophoretic sepration the plate is stained to locate and visualize the individual protein
zone.
7. Direct densitometer is used quantify the individual zone.
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Avoid plasma and hemolyzed specimen.
A grossly widened albumin zone may be
due to certain medication.
Sample can be stored at room temperature
for 4 days, 4°C for 2 weeks, or at -20°C for 6
month.
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34. Technical
consiHHHH
HHHdration
Supporting media : may be cellulose
acetate , agrose gel or
SDS(PAGE),…. usually cellulose
acetate.
Buffer at pH 6.8 : may be
Barbital buffer or Tris-barbital
with calcium lactate.
Power supply :constant voltage
about 90-100 V within 30 minutes to
decrease the heat and resistance.
Finally, Periciptate proteins and stain
it by Ponceau S, Amido Black or
Coomassie Brilliant,… and detection
by direct densitometer.
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41. hypoalbuminaemia
albumin ➡ represent about 60% of total plasma proteins
ال حاالت في اال يزيد ال ده طبعا
dehydration
حاالت في وبيقل
CAUSES OF HYPOALBUMINEMIA :
1_ LCF ➡liver can't synthesise albumin
2_ RF and nephrotic S ➡ protein loosing in urine Also DM, HT, and
another causes of protenuria.
3_ protein loosing entropathy. ➡ loose protein in stool.
4_ Malnutrition and malabsorbtion.
5_ Acute and chronic infections ( most common cause)
6_ Hemodilutions وغيره المحاليل في زي
7_ genetic diseases ➡ rare disease. may reach 0.05 gm /dl.
8_ ascites may be result and cause of hypoalbuminemia!!!!
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51. Causes of Monoclonal
hypergammaglobulinaemia
الجل علي بتعمل دي
sharp localized band as :
multiple myeloma
MGUS
waldenstrom macrogloulinaemia
Amylodosis
B cell malignancy as CLL,lymphoma,...
بال ونلخصها
B cell cancer
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54. Interpretation of electrophoresis :
Interpretation of electrophoresis :
1_ Decreased albumin and globulin band and elevated alfa2 band ( Alfa 2
macroglobulin _ ceruoplasmin ) ➡ indicate Nephrotic Syndrome.
ال في ألنnephrotic syndrome ال glomeruli لكنن البول في تنزل البروتينات تقوم بتبوظ
ال نل م الكبينرم البروتينناتAlfa 2 macroglobulin هيصننعها كمنان والكبند هتننزل من
الدم في قلت اللي البروتينات تعويضا
.
2_ Increased Alfa 1 and Alfa 2 bands may indicate Acute Phase Reactant.
3_ Increased Alfa 1 band only may indicate chronic hepatitis or Acute Phase Reactant
with hemolytic episode .
4_ Increased alfa 2 band only may indicate immune disease , while decreased alfa 2
band only may indicate hemolytic episode
3_ Increased B band ➡ May indicate estrogen therapy or Iron Deficiency Anaemia
due to increased transferrin .
4_ Protein Loosing Entropathy➡general lowering of all plasma proteins.
5_ Decreased albumin, Alfa 1, Alfa 2, polyclonal gammopathy and fusion of B and
gamma band ➡ indicate Liver Cirrhosis.
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61. ال زي شكل تعمل ممكن حاجات فيه
M band
زي
Bands mistaken for M band :
1_ High fibrinogen in plasma specimen
2_ Hyper Alfa 2 globulinaemia associated with nephrotic syndrome
3_ hyperbetaglobulinaemia as in iron deficiency anaemia
4_ peak at application origin
5_ Hyperlipidaemia
6_ hypergammaglobulinaemia due to excessive immune complex as
high rheumatoid factor activity.
أي الخطأ هذا نتفادي لكي
Monoclonal band in gamma, beta or even alfa region
بنعملها
Immunofixation
دي بيعرفنا ده
M band or not
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• _ https://www.medscape.com
• _ https://www.wikipedia.org
• _ https ps://www.labcorp.com
• _ https://www.uptodate.com
• _ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Home - PubMed – NCBI
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