Summary
Ultrathin-layer focusing in 100μm polyacrylamide gels on silanized films for separation of isozymes of AK, AcP, Amy, and 6-PGD is described. The advantages of the method for problems in forensic medicine, blood transfusion, and human genetics are discussed.
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Goedde, H.W., Benkmann, H.G. & Hirth, L. Ultrathin-layer isoelectrofocusing for rapid diagnosis of protein variants. Hum Genet 57, 434–436 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00281700
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