| Serum lead, transferrin, haptoglobin, and ceruloplasmin levels were all found to be within normal limits. |
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| Serum samples for protease inhibitor and transferrin analysis were used directly without additional preparation. |
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| The transferrin receptor is a protein located in the plasma membrane that binds the protein transferrin. |
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| This blood test measures the amount of iron bound to transferrin, an iron-carrying protein in your bloodstream. |
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| A purified and isolated nucleic acid molecule encoding a transferrin receptor protein of a strain of Moraxella. |
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| Found fixed to the surface of developing red blood cells, transferrin frees iron directly into the cell. |
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| Transport of the iron from the enterocyte is achieved by binding to a carrier, a plasma protein called transferrin. |
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| Another substance that provides protection against microbes incidentally to its primary cellular role is the blood protein transferrin. |
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| The protective benefit transferrin confers results from the fact that bacteria, like cells, need free iron to grow. |
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| When bound to transferrin, however, iron is unavailable to the invading microbes, and their growth is stemmed. |
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| A process for the treatment of human transferrin, which comprises pasteurizing a solution of human transferrin which contains a complexing agent. |
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| Conjugates of transferrin with a radioactive isotope of iodine for use in tumour diagnosis, imaging, localization or treatment. |
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| Iron, an essential requirement of bacteria, is tightly bound to glycoproteins such as transferrin and lactoferrin in the serum, making it unavailable for the bacteria. |
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| These bind and solubilize ferric iron by competing with transferrin. |
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| In particular, dialysis patients are at greater risk as aluminum does not cross dialysis membranes of the dialysis machine since it is bound to plasma proteins, most notably albumin and transferrin. |
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| Immunoblotting of transferrin in the identification of cerebrospinal fluid otorrhoea and rhinorrhoea. |
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| The coprimary endpoints were changes from baseline through 12 weeks in serum phosphate and transferrin saturation. |
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| The most common serum-free supplements have been growth factor sources, transferrin, hydrolysates and albumin incorporated into a basal medium. |
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| Use of substance consisting of transferrin for the manufacture of a medicament to combat the toxic effects of endotoxines in endotoximia, characterized in that the transferrin has bound iron. |
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| Detection of beta-2 transferrin in otorrhea and rhinorrhea in a routine clinical laboratory setting. |
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| It is the transferrin that provides the magic. |
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| Direct movement of iron from FERRLECIT to transferrin was not detected. |
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| With the fall in blood pH, there is increased release of iron from transferrin that enhances hyphal growth. |
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| Pre-albumin, C1-esterase inhibitor, haptoglobins, transferrin, antithrombin III, prothrombin and plasminogen were all shown to increase following administration of danazol. |
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| The researchers reasoned that transferrin and its receptor might perform the same trick for their nanoparticles, and they knew that tumour cells have more transferrin receptors than healthy ones. |
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| There are tests that can be conducted to determine the cause of your fatigue including a complete blood count, transferrin, total iron-binding capacity, ferritin, iron levels, folic acid, B12 level and thyroid function test. |
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| Because transferrin also transports iron, excessive iron reduces zinc absorption, and vice versa. |
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| Production of soluble transferrin receptor in K562 erythroleukaemia cells. |
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| Iron toxicity occurs when the cell contains free iron, which generally occurs when iron levels exceed the availability of transferrin to bind the iron. |
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| A major component of this regulation is the protein transferrin, which binds iron ions absorbed from the duodenum and carries it in the blood to cells. |
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