Stärkegelelektrophoretische untersuchungen des ferritins bei einem fall von lungenhämosiderose MIT glomerulonephritis

The organ specificity of ferritin in human and horse liver and spleen

“…The first step in the formation of haemosiderin from ferritin is thought to be such an aggregation (Sturgeon & Shoden, 1964), although little is known about this process. In a ferritin preparation from the lung of a patient with pulmonary haemosiderosis the aggregate forms of ferritin normally seen on starch-gel electrophoresis of ferritin were not found (Bungert et al, 1971). However, the protein was not compared in terms of its chemical composition with normal human lung ferritin, although it had a quite similar electrophoretic mobility to that of the normal human c-band.…”