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ASSOCIATION OF RADIOACTIVE CHROMIUM WITH VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF HEMOGLOBIN

Journal Article · · Blood (U.S.)
OSTI ID:4755897
Normal hemoglobin labeled with Cr/sup 51/ by incubation of whole blood with Na/sub 2/Cr/sup 51/O/sub 4/, or by incubation of hemolysates with either Na/ sub 2/Cr/sup 51/O/sub 4/ or Cr/sup 51/Cl/sub 3/ and most of the C r/sup 51/ activity was associated with the electrophoretically rapid hemoglobin A/sub 3/. The formation of a Cr/sup 51/-hemoglobin complex with an isoelectric point lower than that of hemoglobin was thought to be the most likely explanation of this finding. The radioactivity of Cr/sup 51/-labeled hemolysates containing hemoglobin S, C, and A was found to be associated with the more rapid electrophoretic components. This supports the hypothesis of a lower isoelectric point of a Cr-hemoglobin complex. The association of Cr/sup 51/ activity with polypeptide chains of hemoglobin was also studied. Cr/sup 51/ was found in both the naturally occurring BETA chain component (hemoglobin H) and in the BETA chain component. This supports the hypothesis that BETA chains of hemoglobin have a greater affinity for Cr than do alpha chains. (P.C.H.)
Research Organization:
Albert Einstein Coll., New York and Bronx Municipal Hospital, New York
NSA Number:
NSA-17-015593
OSTI ID:
4755897
Journal Information:
Blood (U.S.), Journal Name: Blood (U.S.) Vol. Vol: 21; ISSN BLOOA
Country of Publication:
Country unknown/Code not available
Language:
English

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