A two‐dimensional gel database of human plasma proteins

An updated two‐dimensional electrophoretic map of human plasma proteins is presented, together with a complete listing of the individual protein spots, their locations, size and isoelectric points relative to internal charge standards. Forty‐nine polypeptide species are identified, many consisting of multiple spots differing in glycosylation or sequence (e.g., immunoglobulins). A further series of 35 as yet uncharacterized proteins is indicated.

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