1972
DOI: 10.1016/0005-2795(72)90108-0
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Optical properties of bilirubin-serum albumin complexes in aqueous solution

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“…1 shows a typical CD spectrum in the region 330 to 560 run of human undiluted blood serum of about pH 8, taken freshly from a normal individual. These results are compared on a molar bilirubin basis with those obtained previously [2] for a complex of bilirubin with HSA at pH 7.3 (similar results were obtained for the complex at pH 10). The extrema of the three longer wavelengths bands are at 508,462 and 410 nm, respectively, for the serum as compared to 5 IO-520, 458 and 407 nm, respectively, for the complex.…”
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“…1 shows a typical CD spectrum in the region 330 to 560 run of human undiluted blood serum of about pH 8, taken freshly from a normal individual. These results are compared on a molar bilirubin basis with those obtained previously [2] for a complex of bilirubin with HSA at pH 7.3 (similar results were obtained for the complex at pH 10). The extrema of the three longer wavelengths bands are at 508,462 and 410 nm, respectively, for the serum as compared to 5 IO-520, 458 and 407 nm, respectively, for the complex.…”
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confidence: 69%
“…It is possible that, besides analytical errors, other factors such as variations in fatty acid content or in other molecules bound to the serum albumin, as well as subtle differences in the albumin component are responsible for these quantitative variations observed. It should be noted that significant differences in CD spectra have also been recorded for complexes of bilirubin with differently treated HSA [2]. The present choice of a bilirubin-HSA complex for comparison with the serum ( fig.…”
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