Iron- and Copper-Binding Metalloproteins of Blood Plasma: Biological Significance, Clinical, Diagnostic and Pharmaceeutical Aspects
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Currently, about 200 human blood plasma proteins are well known and characterized. Among them, transferrin or siderophylline (TP) plays an extremely important role as a regulator of the metabolism of one of the most important essential trace elements -iron in the body. Although in the total pool of plasma proteins TF belongs to the so-called minor proteins (i.e. its total content in blood plasma does not exceed 1%), the biological significance of this protein in iron metabolism in the body is much higher than its quantitative content in blood plasma.
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Abduazimovich, K. S., & Rashidbekovna, S. M. (2023). Iron- and Copper-Binding Metalloproteins of Blood Plasma: Biological Significance, Clinical, Diagnostic and Pharmaceeutical Aspects. Research Journal of Trauma and Disability Studies, 2(10), 105–110. Retrieved from http://journals.academiczone.net/index.php/rjtds/article/view/1355
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