bp(GO:"heme transport")
Expression of zebrafish hrg1a and hrg1b rescued growth of hem1Δ yeast at heme concentrations as low as 0.25 μM, comparable to the established heme transporters CeHRG-4 and CeHRG-1, demonstrating that Hrg1a and Hrg1b are heme transporters (Fig 1G) [10]. PubMed:30248094
We show that the zebrafish kidney is the primary organ for heme-iron recycling during EP and that zebrafish Hrg1a and Hrg1b are heme transporters that are expressed and upregulated in kidney macrophages after PHZ-induced hemolysis. PubMed:30248094
Expression of zebrafish hrg1a and hrg1b rescued growth of hem1Δ yeast at heme concentrations as low as 0.25 μM, comparable to the established heme transporters CeHRG-4 and CeHRG-1, demonstrating that Hrg1a and Hrg1b are heme transporters (Fig 1G) [10]. PubMed:30248094
We show that the zebrafish kidney is the primary organ for heme-iron recycling during EP and that zebrafish Hrg1a and Hrg1b are heme transporters that are expressed and upregulated in kidney macrophages after PHZ-induced hemolysis. PubMed:30248094
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