SDS-Electrophoresis of Unconcentrated Urine Samples Using a Semi-automatic Method: Renal Failure: Vol 21, No 3-4

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The study of urinary proteins is an important tool in the screening and diagnosis of patients with renal impairment. Quantification of total proteins, although useful, can provide only limited information. Gel electrophoresis of urine samples may provide more detailed information.

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