bis·al·bu·mi·ne·mi·a (b s  l-by m -n  m-)n. The condition of having two kinds of serum albumin that differ in mobility on electrophoresis. |
bisalbuminemia
[bis′albyoo͡m′inē′mē·ə]
a condition in which two types of albumin exist in an individual. The two types are expressed by heterozygous alleles of the albumin gene and are detected by differences in the mobility of the types on electrophoretic gels.
bisalbuminemia
a congenital abnormality marked by the presence of two distinct serum albumins that differ in mobility on electrophoresis.
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