Electrofocusing of Hepatitis B Antigen

C. R. Howard; A. J. Zuckerman

doi:10.1099/0022-1317-20-2-253

Electrofocusing of Hepatitis B Antigen

C. R. Howard and A. J. Zuckerman
First Published: 01 August 1973 https://doi.org/10.1099/0022-1317-20-2-253

Abstract

Summary

Hepatitis B (Australia) antigen was isolated from normal serum proteins by gel filtration and electrofocusing. The latter technique revealed a heterogeneity of the small spherical particles associated with hepatitis B antigen activity, there being a variance in determined isoelectric points according to the serological subtype studied. Hepatitis Bantigen isolated in this manner was aggregated by concanavalin A.

Received: 16/11/1972
Accepted: 03/05/1973
Published Online: 01/08/1973

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