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THE iron-binding protein transferrin was isolated in crystalline state as early as 1952, and it has been generally accepted that this was the only iron-containing protein in serum under normal conditions.
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FABER, M., JORDAL, R. Presence of Two Iron-Transport Proteins in Serum. Nature 192, 181 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/192181a0
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