Immunoelectrophoretic Studies on Human Small Intestinal Brush Border Proteins. The Residual Isomaltase in Sucrose Intolerant Patients
Immunoelectrophoretic Studies on Human Small Intestinal Brush Border Proteins. The Residual Isomaltase in Sucrose Intolerant Patients
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人小肠刷状缘蛋白的免疫电泳研究。
作者:
H. Skovbjerg;P. Krasilnikoff
Summary: Small intestinal biopsies from three patients with sucrose intolerance (sucrase-isomaltase deficiency) were studied by means of immunoelectrophoresis and enzymatic assays. All patients lacked sucrase activity (<1 unit/g protein). One of the patients had a substantial isomaltase activity (7.8 unit/g protein). Immunoelectrophoresis revealed the presence of the isomaltase polypeptide of the sucrase-isomaltase in this patient. None of the biopsies showed any precipitate that might represent a modified inactive sucrase protein.Speculation: It is probable that patients with sucrose intolerance constitute a heterogeneous group, with some of the patients lacking both sucrase and isomaltase activities whereas others have retained an active isomaltase polypeptide.