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. 1971 Jul;24(5):472–474. doi: 10.1136/jcp.24.5.472

The preparation of 59Fe-labelled transferrin for ferrokinetic studies

I Cavill 1
PMCID: PMC477030  PMID: 5571840

Abstract

Serum labelled with 59Fe for ferrokinetic studies should contain only [59Fe] transferrin. [59Fe] ferric citrate was incubated at 37°C for up to 24 hours with sera having an excess latent iron-binding capacity. The results showed that unbound [59Fe] ferric citrate may be present for several hours. An anion exchange resin (IRA 400 Cl) column removed all the [59Fe] ferric citrate and left only [59Fe] transferrin in the eluate. It is suggested that all 59Fe-labelled preparations for ferrokinetic studies should be passed through a resin column before injection.

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