PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS
What does PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS measure?
Protein electrophoresis separates proteins into groups based on their electrical properties and measures their relative amounts. It may be used to evaluate abnormal protein patterns, assess certain immune or inflammatory conditions, investigate possible protein loss, or support evaluation of disorders that affect protein production. Results are interpreted alongside medical history, examination findings, and other laboratory tests.
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