Albumin extravasation in bicuculline-induced blood-brain barrier dysfunction. A comparison between endogeneous and 125I-labeled exogeneous serum albumin
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The extravasation of endogeneous rat albumin and exogeneous 125I-labeled human serum albumin was compared in rats subjected to bicuculline-induced blood-brain barrier dysfunction. The correlation between rocket immunoelectrophoretic assays of endogeneous rat albumin and 125I-labeled human serum albumin, assayed by gamma scintillation counting, was good respective of whether 125I-labeled albumin was studies in whole brain tissue or in brain homogenates. The ratio of brain to serum albumin was similar with the two assay methods.
The extravasation of endogeneous rat albumin and exogeneous 125I-labeled human serum albumin was compared in rats subjected to bicuculline-induced blood-brain barrier dysfunction. The correlation between rocket immunoelectrophoretic assays of endogeneous rat albumin and 125I-labeled human serum albumin, assayed by gamma scintillation counting, was good respective of whether 125I-labeled albumin was studies in whole brain tissue or in brain homogenates. The ratio of brain to serum albumin was similar with the two assay methods.