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Lead binding to human haemoglobin

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Die Verbindung von Blei mit menschlichem Hämoglobin wurde in vitro mittels Pb-203 untersucht, wobei man die Anzahl der zugänglichen Verbindungsstellen am Molekül des Hämoglobins und der Verbindungskonstante für den Blei-Hämoglobinkomplex bestimmte. Die Verbindung war weder von der Anwesenheit der β-Ketten noch von freien Sulphydrylgruppen abhängig. Mittels EDTA konnte Blei von Hämolysaten, nicht aber aus intektan Erythrozyten entfernt werden.

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Barltrop, D., Smith, A. Lead binding to human haemoglobin. Experientia 28, 76–77 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01928273

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