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Clinical Chemistry 27: 1247-1249, 1981;
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Clinical Chemistry, Vol 27, 1247-1249, Copyright © 1981 by American Association for Clinical Chemistry

Evidence that the low-affinity folate-binding protein in erythrocyte hemolysate is identical to hemoglobin

SI Hansen, J Holm and J Lyngbye

Gel filtration studies on erythrocyte hemolysate demonstrated the presence of a folate binding protein, apparently of the low-affinity type, that co-elutes with hemoglobin. Further, the folate binder eluted with a low salt concentration after DEAE-Sepharose CL-6B anion-exchange chromatography of erythrocyte hemolysate at pH 6.3. The chromatographic behavior of hemoglobin labeled with [3H]folate was so similar to that of the present binder as to suggest that the folate binder in erythrocytes is in fact hemoglobin.




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