An effect of salt concentration on the human myeloma immunoglobulin G structure was studied by means of circular dichroism, thermal perturbation difference spectroscopy and isoelectric focusing in a pH gradient created by a concentration gradient of glucose in borate buffer solution. Immunoglobulin G (K) Iva showed a significant shift of isoelectric point to the alkaline region as a result of the increase in salt concentration. The difference spectra indicated a change in the exposure of tyrosine residues as a result of increase in salt concentration. No changes in the circular dichroic spectra with salt concentration were observed between 205 and 250 nm. Spectral changes observed for the undigested immunoglobulin G molecule are more marked than those observed for the isolated Fab fragments.

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