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Large Scale Production of Human Plasma Fractions: Eight Years Experience with the Alcohol Fractionation Procedure of Nitschmann, Kistler and Lergier
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Summary: The modifications put on the alcohol fractionation procedure of Nitschmann., Kistler and Lergier [8] since 1954 are communicated. The yields and purities realised were calculated from the results of about 150 fractionation runs, 100 1 of plasma each. The actual method allows the isolation of 48% of the total plasmaproteins as albumin (98% pure in electrophoretic analysis), 9,8% as γ‐Globulin (practically 100% pure) and 3,4% as clottable fibrinogen. A scheme summarizes the details of the entire procedure. Résumé: Les modifications apportées depuis 1954 à la méthode de fractionnement de Nitschmann, Kistler et Lergier [8] sont décrites. Le rendement et la pureté des differents fractions ont été calculées à partir des résultats de 150 fractionnements de 100 litres chacun. La méthode actuelle permet d'obtenir 48% des protéines plasmatiques totales sous forme d'albumine (degré de pureté électrophorétique de 98%), 9,8% sous forme de γ‐globuline (degré de pureté pratiquement de 100%) et 3,4% sous forme de fibrinogène coagulable. Un schéma détaillé risume l'ensemble du procédé de fractionnement. Zusammenfassung: Die seit 1954 vorgenommenen Veränderungen der Alkoholfraktionierungsmethode nach Nitschmann, Kistler und Lergier [8] werden dargelegt. Die mit der Methode praktisch erzielten Ausbeuten und Reinheiten wurden aus den Ergebnissen von and 150 100‐Liter‐Plasma‐Ansätzen ermittelt: Nnch dem heutigen Verfahren lassen sich etwa 48% der totalen Plasmaproteine als Albumin (ungefähr 98% elektrophoretisch rein), 9,80/, als γ‐Globulin (praktisch 100prozentig rein) und 3,4% als gerinnbares Fibrinogen gewinnen. Das ganze Fraktionierverfahren ist in Form eines detaillierten Schemas zusammenfassend dargestellt.
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Intravenous Administration of Human γ‐Globulin*
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- Kistler, P., & Nitschmann, H.
- Venue
- Vox Sanguinis
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Published
- 1962-07-08
- Volume
- 7
- Issue
- 4
- Pages
- 414-424
- ISSN
- 0042-9007 (ISSN-L)
- 1423-0410
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- W2101387721
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- 323
- References
- 4
- FWCI
- 1.71
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- closed
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