Depletion of Albumin and IgG

Albumin and IgG, were removed from the plasma samples using serum protein immunodepletion resins (Proteome Purify2, R&D Systems, Inc., Minneapolis, MN) as published.^{29 (link),30} Because of the intentional removal of albumin and immunoglobulins these proteins are obviated from further analysis.

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Banerjee A., Silliman C.C., Moore E.E., Dzieciatskowa M., Kelher M., Sauaia A., Jones K., Chapman M.P., Gonzalez E., Moore H.B., D’Alessandro A., Peltz E., Huebner B.E., Einerson P., Chandler J., Ghasabayan A, & Hansen K. (2018). Systemic Hyperfibrinolysis after Trauma: A Pilot study of Targeted Proteomic Analysis of Superposed Mechanisms in Patient Plasma. The journal of trauma and acute care surgery, 84(6), 929-938.

Publication 2018

Proteome Purify2

Albumin Immunoglobulins Plasma Proteins Proteome Resins Serum protein

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Other organizations : University of Colorado Denver, Denver Health Medical Center

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