Iodoinsulin Used To Determine Specific Activity of Iodine-131
Solomon A. Berson, Rosalyn S. Yalow
Abstract
Solomon A. Berson, Rosalyn S. Yalow
Abstract
Anodal mobility of iodoinsulin on starch-gel electrophoresis increases progressively as the number of iodine atoms substituted in the molecule increases. The iodine content of iodine-131 solutions is determined by comparison of autoradiographic patterns of insulin heavily labeled with iodine-131 and of insulins lightly labeled with iodine-131 and known quantities of iodine-127.
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Anodal mobility of iodoinsulin on starch-gel electrophoresis increases progressively as the number of iodine atoms substituted in the molecule increases. The iodine content of iodine-131 solutions is determined by comparison of autoradiographic patterns of insulin heavily labeled with iodine-131 and of insulins lightly labeled with iodine-131 and known quantities of iodine-127.
Key concepts: Iodine, Starch, Chemistry, Radiochemistry, Electrophoresis, Iodine compounds, Chromatography, Biochemistry