WHY DO WE RECEIVE PURPLE, BLUE, RED AND WHITE RIBBONS IN 4-H Author: kcarrier Created Date: 3/1/2010 3:00:49 PM
Elevated values may indicate chronic infections and should be followed-up by your personal physician. A/G Ratio is a ratio between Albumin and Globulin. Provided Albumin and Globulin values are normal, a high or low ratio is not significant. Total Bilirubin is a bile pigment. It normally circulates in the plasma and is taken up by liver cells.
A protein with charge is soluable in water and as charge increases, so does the solubility. Calculate A/G Ratio. Measure total protein and albumin, then calculate globin level: TP - A = G. A/G ratio is the ratio of Albumin (A) and the Globulin (G). Reference range 1 - 1.8. Low ratio indicates globulin overproduction, albumin underproduction, albumin loss. High ratio indicates globulin underproduction.