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The 2 binding sites of transferrin. Although ferric ions can bind to transferrin, other metal ions, preferentially those with large charge to size ratios can bind to transferrin. Cr3+ |
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Image adapted from APO DUCK OVOTRANSFERRIN |
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RCSB Protein Data Bank |
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