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[The use of "aluminal" stain in dermatology and venereology. I. Indication of protein fractions after disc electrophoresis].

A new method for staining the electrophoregrams is described. After disk electrophoresis the gels are treated in a solution with 0.01-0.02% of aluminol stain, 0.0027-0.0108% of iron chloride (III), and 7% of acetic acid. The method has been employed in examinations of solid basalioma soluble proteins; the transferrin zone fraction has been virtually undetectable on the electrophoregram of this basalioma.