SPIFE High Resolution Protein Electrophoresis
High Resolution electrophoresis is the method of choice for detecting monoclonal immunoglobulins in serum and urine. By using high resolution agarose gel electrophoresis, 15 or so proteins can be visualized in serum. The superior resolution and sensitivity separates and detects proteins with similar electrophoretic mobilities and those present in low concentrations that may be invisible on other methods. High resolution electrophoresis is excellent for evaluating urine proteins. Glomerular and tubular-like proteinurias, mixed glomerular-tubular patterns, and various overflow patterns can be distinguished and characterized, providing useful information on specific functions of the nephron.
SPIFE High Resolution Protein Kits
| Cat. No. | Item | Description |
| 3430 | SPIFE SPE Hi Res-20 Kit | 10 x 20 samples/gel |
Kits
include: 10 Gels, Acid Violet Stain, Blotters, Applicator Blades.
Additional
Supplies and Equipment for SPIFE SPE Hi Res Procedure: REP Prep (Cat. No. 3100), Gel Block Remover (Cat. No. 1115).
High Resolution Protein Marker
| Cat. No. | Item | Description |
| 5141 | High Resolution Protein Marker | 1 x 0.1 mL |
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For use as a qualitative marker with the SPIFE, and TITAN GEL systems, the marker simulates oligoclonal banding in CSF and serum. This provides assurance that the necessary degree of resolution has been achieved, and offers a visual reference for differentiating oligoclonal bands. The marker is a stabilized liquid prepared from human serum. |

