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July 1, 1973Clinical Science63 citations

Measurement of Concentrations of Angiotensin I in Human Blood by Radioimmunoassay

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MWMarion WaiteOxford Brookes University

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  • To develop a reliable radioimmunoassay for measuring angiotensin I concentrations in human blood.
  • Developed an extraction procedure for angiotensin I using alcoholic precipitation.
  • Applied the radioimmunoassay to determine angiotensin I levels in venous and arterial blood samples.
  • Normal angiotensin I range in venous blood: 11–88 pg/ml; in arterial blood: 12–72 pg/ml.
  • Angiotensin I levels decreased after bilateral nephrectomy, but were still detectable weeks post-operation.

Abstract

A radioimmunoassay for angiotensin I is described. 2. An extraction procedure for angiotensin I from blood was developed, using alcoholic precipitation to stop the renin/renin substrate reaction. 3. The normal range found for angiotensin I in venous blood was 11–88 pg/ml and in arterial blood 12–72 pg/ml. 4. Angiotensin I levels fell following bilateral nephrectomy but angiotensin I was still detected several weeks following operation.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1a1cfa443d3ecd7cdf5cfchttps://doi.org/10.1042/cs0450051
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