[Level of red blood cell phosphorilated compounds in nutritional anemias (author's transl)]

This paper deals with the determination of red blood cell phosphorilated compounds, by automated ion exchange chromatography, in clinically healthy subjects, in two patients with hypochomic iron deficiency anemia and in four patients with macrocytic folic acid deficiency anemia. In the cases of nutritional anemia examined significant variations in the level of glycolitic phosphorilated compounds have been observed. The total acid-soluble phosphate content presents a marked increase in patients with anemia, compared with clinically healthy subjects. Very high increase in the 2,3 DPG, F1, 6DP, R5P, G1, 6DP and IMP red blood cell content is observed. On the contrary, ATP red blood cell concentration presents a marked decrease in all the patients.