A THREE YEAR STUDY ON THE ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERNS OF SERUM PROTEINS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VARIOUS GLOBULINOPATHIES IN SAUDIS

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  • Mukhtar Ahmad Wahid
  • George Kuruppacheril Abraham

Abstract

ABSTRACTHuman sera comprising 545 specimens spread over a period of three years were analyzedelectrophorctically for proteins. Only 159 samples (29%) exhibited abnormal serum proteinpatterns. They were in the order of inflammatory disorders (acute/chronic), 60 (37.7%), Polyclonalgammopathies,48 (30.1%), Cirrhosis, 22 (13.8%), Monoclonal gammopathies, 22 (13.8%),Agammaglobulinemia, 3 (1.9%), Nephrosis, 2 (1.2%), Protein-losing enteropathy, 1 (0.6%), Lowalpha 1 —antitrypsin, 1 (0.6%), Inflammatory diseases of various nature, therefore, constitute themajor serum protein abnormalities in Riyadh. Moreover, their occurrence varies with age, sex andclimatic conditions as elsewhere in the world.

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