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Proteins & Amino Acids
Serum protein electrophoresis and amino-acid markers include different protein and metabolic measurements. Explore albumin, globulin fractions, and amino acids with their method-specific limits.
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Proteins & Amino Acids · 1 lab values
Serum protein electrophoresis and amino-acid markers include different protein and metabolic measurements. Explore albumin, globulin fractions, and amino acids with their method-specific limits.
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What does serum protein electrophoresis show?
Serum protein electrophoresis separates proteins into albumin and alpha, beta and gamma fractions. The pattern can support the evaluation of several inflammatory, immune, liver or blood disorders.
What does an abnormal gamma-globulin result mean?
Gamma globulins contain mainly immunoglobulins. High or low results can have different causes and are interpreted with the full electrophoresis pattern and other findings.