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Reactivity of ferritin and the structure of ferritin-derived ferrihydrite
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - General Subjects, 2010In nature or in the laboratory, the roughly spherical interior of the ferritin protein is well suited for the formation and storage of a variety of nanosized metal oxy-hydroxide compounds which hold promise for a range of applications. However, the linkages between ferritin reactivity and the structure and physicochemical properties of the nanoparticle
F Marc, Michel +5 more
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Clinical Immunology and Immunopathology, 1986
Prior studies have demonstrated that following administration to animals most antigens (Ag) localize within the red pulp whereas immune complexes (IC) are found in the white pulp. Using ferritin and ferritin IC, we describe a striking different localization of the Ag alone compared with the same AG complexed with its antibody.
C, Genin, A F, Michael
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Prior studies have demonstrated that following administration to animals most antigens (Ag) localize within the red pulp whereas immune complexes (IC) are found in the white pulp. Using ferritin and ferritin IC, we describe a striking different localization of the Ag alone compared with the same AG complexed with its antibody.
C, Genin, A F, Michael
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A plasma ferritin is not always a serum ferritin
Pathology, 2015Aim Ferritin is an iron-storage protein with plasma levels used as an indicator of iron deficiency. We undertook parallel testing of ferritin levels in serum and plasma to measure the range of variation and we present data for specimens from a panel of otherwise healthy volunteers.
Yu Ji +3 more
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Ferritin—a mediator of apoptosis?
Journal of Cellular Physiology, 2007AbstractPreviously we have demonstrated an apoptosis inducing activity for a rat hepatocyte conditioned medium (CM) presumably mediated by acidic isoferritins. Here, we present support for this assumption since isoferritins purified from different rat hepatocyte CM significantly enhanced the frequency of apoptotic cells in primary rat hepatocytes, an ...
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Ferritin: Diversity and Management of Ferritin Measurement Methods
2018Serum ferritin is one of the most important and widely used markers of iron metabolism, and is a recommended standard index of iron dynamics in guidelines for renal anemia in many countries. However, serum ferritin measurement has several disadvantages.
Daigo, Kamei +5 more
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2017
Iron is very important in many biological processes and the ferritin protein family has evolved to store iron and to maintain cellular iron homeostasis. The deletion of the coding gene for the H subunit of ferritin leads to early embryonic death in mice and mutations in the gene for the L subunits in humans has been observed in neurodegenerative ...
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Iron is very important in many biological processes and the ferritin protein family has evolved to store iron and to maintain cellular iron homeostasis. The deletion of the coding gene for the H subunit of ferritin leads to early embryonic death in mice and mutations in the gene for the L subunits in humans has been observed in neurodegenerative ...
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DMW - Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift, 1963
Als Speichereisenfraktionen des Organismus gelten bis heute das Ferritin und das Hamosiderin, Ihr Eisengehalt betragt 1,0 – 1,5 g. Sie finden sich vor allem in Leber, Milz und Knochenmark und stellen das Reservematerial fur die Hamoglobin- und Zellhaminbildung dar.
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Als Speichereisenfraktionen des Organismus gelten bis heute das Ferritin und das Hamosiderin, Ihr Eisengehalt betragt 1,0 – 1,5 g. Sie finden sich vor allem in Leber, Milz und Knochenmark und stellen das Reservematerial fur die Hamoglobin- und Zellhaminbildung dar.
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