[Human serum albumin: isoforms and analbuminemia].

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Persons with human serum albumin and a genetic variant are relatively common, whereas variant homozygotes are rare. About 65 structurally different variants are known. There is no clear relationship between bisalbuminemia and disease, and therefore isoforms are detected either because of a very pronounced increase in ligand binding or because of a modified electrophoretic mobility. The latter albumins may have...

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