“…Mammalian serum albumin is the major protein in blood plasma, as well as a vital component of lymph, interstitial, and cerebrospinal fluids [33,34]. This protein is responsible for colloidal-osmotic (oncotic) plasma pressure, as well as for the binding and transport of low-molecular-weight compounds: fatty acids, carotenoids, heme, and metal ions [34][35][36]. Albumin is ROS-modified under oxidative stress, e.g., under ischemia/reperfusion conditions [34,[36][37][38][39], and ischemically modified albumin contains the damaged metal-binding centers.…”