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A modification of Reiber's laser-nephelometric protein determination method interferences of selected substances
1Chirurgische Klinik, Universität Tübingen, FRG.
Abstract:
A modification of Reiber's laser-nephelometric protein quantitation method is described. Salts, (zwitterionic) buffers, sugars, chelating and reducing agents do not interfere with this method. Protein quantitation in the presence of Percoll or nonionic detergents yields erroneous results. The method is compared with two modifications of Lowry's protein determination.
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