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• Transferrin
  '''Transferrin''' is a beta-globulin that carries [[iron]] through blood. It is synthesize It binds to two receptors, transferrin receptor 1 (TfR1) on all cells that use iron, and TfR2 on [[enterocyte]]s i
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• Transferrin/Definition
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• Transferrin saturation
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• Transferrin saturation/Definition
  ...resence of [[inflammation]] in giving a clinically useful measurement of [[transferrin]]
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• Transferrin/Related Articles
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• Total iron binding capacity/Related Articles
  {{r|Transferrin}} {{r|Transferrin receptors}}
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• Total iron binding capacity/Definition
  An indirect measurement of [[transferrin]] receptors present in blood; also a surrogate for iron available to the bo
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• Total iron binding capacity
  ...(SI), and serum [[ferritin]]. While the test is in widespread use, direct transferrin receptor measurement tests are becoming available for clinical practice. Since transferrin is the only iron-binding protein involved in iron transport, TSAT predicts
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• Transferrin saturation/Definition
  ...resence of [[inflammation]] in giving a clinically useful measurement of [[transferrin]]
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• Transferrin
  '''Transferrin''' is a beta-globulin that carries [[iron]] through blood. It is synthesize It binds to two receptors, transferrin receptor 1 (TfR1) on all cells that use iron, and TfR2 on [[enterocyte]]s i
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• Unsaturated iron binding capacity/Definition
  ...added, and, after a short wait, the amount of iron that did not bind to [[transferrin]] receptors is determined, the UIBC
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• Hemochromatosis/Related Articles
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• Human iron metabolism/Related Articles
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• Transferrin/Related Articles
  {{r|Transferrin saturation}}
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• Anemia/Related Articles
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• Reticulocyte
  | title = Studies of the Transferrin Receptor on both Human Reticulocytes and Nucleated Human Cells in Culture:
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• Iron deficiency anemia
  ...circumvent this problem include [[soluble transferrin receptor]] (sTfr), [[transferrin saturation]] (TfS or TSAT), the hemoglobin content of [[reticulocyte]]s or | Transferrin saturation
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• Human iron metabolism
  ...erocytes, in the crypt cells of the duodenum, take up iron from plasma via transferrin receptors 1 and 2 (TfR1 and TfR2). The more iron these cells take up from t Transferrin moves iron through the plasma; ferritin stores it.
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• Hemochromatosis
  ...transport.html Transferrin and Iron Transport Physiology]</ref>. Measuring transferrin provides a measurement of iron in the blood. Saturation values of 45% are t ...lude bruising, bleeding and infection. Now, when a history and measures of transferrin or ferritin point to haemochromatosis, it is debatable whether a [[liver bi
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• Anemia of chronic disease
  ...genuine iron deficiency, reflecting efforts by the body to produce more [[transferrin]] and bind up as much iron as possible; TIBC should be low or normal in an
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• Erythropoietin
  ...ally large red blood cell, the serum erythropoietin level, and the soluble transferrin receptor concentration.<ref name="pmid11224480">{{cite journal |author=Pari
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