The Relationship Between Iron Storage and Anaemia
@article{Davidson1952TheRB, title={The Relationship Between Iron Storage and Anaemia}, author={William Mark Davidson and R. F. Jennison}, journal={Journal of Clinical Pathology}, year={1952}, volume={5}, pages={281 - 285} }
cells. The ironprotein complex, ferritin, isdifficult todemonstrate asitoccursasa diffuse non-particulate material, buthaemosiderin canreadily beseenas itforms golden granules whichgive aniron reaction withtheordinary histochemical methods. Ithasbeensuggested that ofthese twocompounds ferritin isthemorelabile andreadily takes partin thesynthesis ofhaemoglobin, whereas haemosiderin isthereserve store formed, either astheresult of denaturation ofhaemoglobin orbypolymerization whenthereisadequate…
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