The Separation of AHF from Fibrinogen^[*)]

Summary

Anti-haemophilic globulin and fibrinogen of both bovine and human origin could be separated on columns of DEAE-cellulose. The yield of bovine AHF was high in contrast to that of human AHF, but further work to improve this yield is in progress.

 

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^*) This work was aided by grants from the Organization for Pure Scientific Research in the Netherlands.

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