-transparent.png){kind=logo}
The authors describe a simple method for isolating heterogeneous IgM from fraction I obtained as a by-product of the large scale fractionation of human plasma. The optimum circumstances of fractionation were determined and it was found that the majority of IgM is precipitated between 2 and 5% polyethylene glycol concentration and 1.1 and 1.8 M ammonium sulphate concentration. After a simple fractionation and gel filtration, a preparation of high purity can be obtained.
Related Publications
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
September 1999,
Transplantation,
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
January 1979,
Preparative biochemistry,
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
January 2010,
Transplantation proceedings,
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
October 1986,
Lijecnicki vjesnik,
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
June 1981,
Journal of chromatography,
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
November 1951,
Science (New York, N.Y.),
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
November 1997,
BioTechniques,
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
December 2007,
Sheng li xue bao : [Acta physiologica Sinica],
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
January 1969,
Biokhimiia (Moscow, Russia),
F Péterfy, and
E Miholics, and
B Boros
January 1981,
Journal of immunological methods,
