Ionic Residues of Human Serum Transferrin Affect Binding to the Transferrin Receptor and Iron Release
Anne B. Mason(University of Vermont), Brendan Miller(Johns Hopkins University), Ross T. A. MacGillivray(Mallinckrodt (United States)), N. Dennis Chasteen(Parsons (United States)), Shaina L. Byrne(University of Vermont), Valerie C. Smith(University of British Columbia), Samantha E. Roberts(University of Vermont)
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