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hemopexin
hemopexin[‚hē·mə′pek·sən] (biochemistry) A heme-binding protein in human plasma that may be a regulator of heme and drug metabolism, and a distributor of heme. hemopexin
hemopexin [he″mo-pek´sin] a heme-binding serum protein.he·mo·pex·in (hē'mō-peks'in), [MIM*142290] A serum glycoprotein related to β-globulins, with molecular weight around 57,000, containing 22% carbohydrate; important in binding heme and porphyrins, preventing excretion, and perhaps regulating heme in drug metabolism. [hemo- + G. pēxis, fixation, + -in] he·mo·pex·in (hē'mō-peks'in) A serum protein related to β-globulins, important in binding heme and porphyrins, preventing excretion, and perhaps regulating heme in drug metabolism.
Synonym(s): haemopexin. [hemo- + G. pēxis, fixation, + -in] |