Genetic variants of human serum albumin: molecular defects and biological stability.

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Because of recent studies, more heritable structural variants of serum albumin are known than for any other human protein except haemoglobin. However, alloalbumins are benign and thus they are detected only by screening of blood proteins in studies of population genetics or during routine clinical electrophoresis. We report the results of a collaborative study undertaken on genetic variants to define the...

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