Relationships between Lipids and Glycoproteins in Arteriosclerosis

Serum Binding Hexose with Lipid and Serum Binding Hexose without Lipid in Patients with Hypertension, Diabetes Mellitus or Calcification of Aortic Arch

Abstract

Various column chromatographies were performed on the sera of patients with hypertension, diabetes mellitus or calcification of the aortic arch to study relationships between lipoproteins and binding hexoses in arteriosclerosis.
1) Serum binding hexose with lipid and serum binding hexose without lipid were fractioned from human sera by methods of sepadex G-100 column chromatography, bio-gel p-300 column chromatography, dialysis and aceton. chloroform absorption.
2) Though the concentration of serum binding hexose in patients with hypertension, diabetes mellitus or calcification of the aortic arch is obviously higher than that in healthy person, the cause of high values of serum binding hexose in these patients is mainly due to high values serum binding hexose without lipids.
3) Not only lipoprotein in serum but also binding hexose without lipid will have roles of importance as the causes of the mechanism in arterioscleosis.