Origins of Clinical Chemistry. The Evolution of Protein Analysis

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Dedication, Page vi
Preface, Pages xiii-xiv
Acknowledgments, Pages xv-xvi
Introduction, Pages xvii-xviii
1 - Protein: Concept and Controversy, Pages 1-17
2 - The Colloidal State, Pages 18-28
3 - The Origins of Organic Chemistry, Pages 29-46
4 - The Kjeldahl Method for Nitrogen, Pages 47-64
5 - Classification of Proteins, Pages 65-70
6 - Detection of Protein, Pages 71-79
7 - Protein Fractionation, Pages 80-96
8 - Nonspecific Tests and Procedures, Pages 97-112
9 - Colorimetry and Photometry, Pages 113-143
10 - Svedberg and the Ultracentrifuge, Pages 144-161
11 - Tiselius and the Moving Boundary Electrophoresis, Pages 162-193
12 - Zone Electrophoresis on Paper, Pages 194-207
13 - Quantitation on Paper with Protein Dye, Pages 208-216
14 - Other Stabilized Media for Zone Electrophoresis, Pages 217-229
15 - Immunochemistry of Proteins, Pages 230-260
16 - Proteins in Urine, Pages 261-292
17 - Proteins in Cerebrospinal Fluid, Pages 293-297
18 - The Fibrinogen to Fibrin Transformation, Pages 298-321
19 - Radioimmunoassay, Pages 322-329
20 - In Summation, Pages 330-331
References, Pages 332-355
Index, Pages 357-366