[Glycoproteins in the blood of dogs after administration of beta, beta'-dichlorodiethylsulphide].

The protein spectrum of the dog blood serum was studied after the administration of beta,beta'-dichlorodiethylsulphide. Paper electrophoresis was used for this purpose. Fuchsin-positive substances were determined after previous oxidation with periodic acid, which made it possible to reveal that the glycoproteins detected in this way were represented in serum proteins mostly in the fraction of alpha 2 globulins. After beta, beta'-dichlorodiethylsulphide intoxication the values of these glycoproteins significantly increase. The rise is statistically significant 24 hours after administration (average rise by 141%) and within the time scope it reaches its maximum in the terminal stage (rise by 210%).