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Copper within Vertebrate Cells,rcentages of total tissue copper in the cytosolic fractions, about 65% in the rat and about 80% in the human. Pig liver may have a lower percentage in the cytosol (about 40%) and a larger percentage (35%) in the nuclear fraction (Owen .., 1977).

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Copper and Metabolic Regulation,ative processes (also involved in infection, inflammation, or tissue damage). These functions, of ceruloplasmin are discussed at length in Chapters 3 and 4. Ceruloplasmin is also very sensitive to dietary status (copper need), of which more will be said in the second half of this chapter, and it may

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,Kostenträgerrechnung mit Teilkosten,he rat. Beginning with studies on liver slices incubated in Krebs—Ringer solution with .Cu-labeled Cu(II) citrate, it was shown by Saltman .. (1959) that copper uptake obeyed saturation kinetics. Subsequent studies by Harris and Sass-Kortsak (1967), in which 0.1 volume of dialyzed serum was added to