The high-sensitivity determination of protein concentrations by the enhancement of Rayleigh light scattering of Arsenazo-DBN.
@article{Li2000TheHD,
title={The high-sensitivity determination of protein concentrations by the enhancement of Rayleigh light scattering of Arsenazo-DBN.},
author={Q. Li and X. Chen and H Zhang and C. X. Xue and S Liu and Z D Hu},
journal={The Analyst},
year={2000},
volume={125 8},
pages={
1483-6
}
}A new Rayleigh light scattering (RLS) assay of protein is presented in this paper. At the optimum pH 4.10, the weak RLS of Arsenazo-DBN can be greatly enhanced by the addition of proteins due to the interaction between protein and Arsenazo-DBN. Based on this, the reactions of Arsenazo-DBN and proteins, including bovine serum albumin, human serum album, gamma-globulin, egg albumin, lysozyme and trypsin, were studied. A new quantitative determination method for proteins has been developed. The…
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