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Down syndrome — transferrin parallels plasma iron changes

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The transferrin level was studied in patients with simple trisomy 21 and with Robertsonian unbalanced translocations 21/22 and 21/14. In all these groups of patients, known to have significantly lowered plasma iron levels, the transferrin levels were found to be decreased with respect to the control group.

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Kędziora, J., Witas, H., Bartosz, G. et al. Down syndrome — transferrin parallels plasma iron changes. Experientia 34, 712–713 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01947275

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