“…Elevated levels have been reported in leukaemia and Hodgkin's disease (Jones et al, 1973) and, in the case of acute leukaemia, this is associated with increased synthesis and high concentrations in the malignant cells White et al, 1974). The analysis of normal tissue ferritin by isoelectric focusing has revealed considerable heterogeneity (Drysdale, 1974;Powell et al, 1975). Alpert, Coston and Drysdale (1973) found human hepatoma tissue to contain an acidic ferritin also present in early foetal liver but not in mature liver.…”