electrophoretic variants

electrophoretic variants

[i¦lek·trō·fə′red·ik ′ver·ē·əns]
(biochemistry)
Phenotypically different proteins that are separable into distinct electrophoretic components due to differences in mobilities; an example is erythrocyte acid phosphatase.
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Maia, "Distribution and heredity of erythrocyte G6PD activity and electrophoretic variants among different racial groups at Sao Paulo, Brazil.," Journal of Medical Genetics, vol.
Late-Life Presentation of Unsuspected G6PD Deficiency
Studies on sibling species involving LDH electrophoretic variants to distinguish species A and B make it possible to correlate malaria endemicity with species A and B distribution.
Application of biochemical genetics to genetically characterize mosquito vectors
Electrophoretic variants of albumin were purified from the plasma of six heterozygous subjects who gave informed consent and under protocols approved by Christchurch Hospital.
Electrospray ionization mass analysis of normal and genetic variants of human serum albumin
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