1958
DOI: 10.1002/1097-0142(195805/06)11:3<525::aid-cncr2820110311>3.0.co;2-8
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Studies on the folic acid vitamins.I. Observations on the metabolism of folic acid in man and on the effect of aminopterin

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“…In blood, as well, there is no definite evidence for a specific folate binder. When folic acid is added to serum, the per cent bound remains fairly constant over a wide concentration range (5), the binding is reversible (6), and the bound vitamin can easily be extracted with charcoal (7).…”
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“…In blood, as well, there is no definite evidence for a specific folate binder. When folic acid is added to serum, the per cent bound remains fairly constant over a wide concentration range (5), the binding is reversible (6), and the bound vitamin can easily be extracted with charcoal (7).…”
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“…Attention was also focused on the part played by subfraction I V-4. Condit and Grob (1958) found that the electrophoretic mobility of folic acid activity was greater than that of albumin. The same result was reported later by Elsborg (1972).…”
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“…Serum is known to be a poor binder of pteroylmonoglutamic acid (PGA) (Condit and Grob, 1958;Hampers, Streiff, Nathan, Snyder, and Merrill, 1967;Metz, Zaluisky, and Herbert, 1968) but serum binding of natural endogenous folate has been scantily studied (Markkanen, 1968).…”
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