Transferrin

Summary

Transferrin is a protein^[1].

Key Facts

• Transferrin's instance of is recorded as protein^[2].
• Transferrin's UniProt protein ID is recorded as Q921I1^[3].
• Transferrin's part of is recorded as Serotransferrin, mammalian^[4].
• Transferrin's part of is recorded as Transferrin-like domain, protein family^[5].
• Transferrin's part of is recorded as Transferrin family, iron binding site, protein family^[6].
• Transferrin's has part is recorded as Transferrin-like domain^[7].
• Transferrin's has part is recorded as Transferrin family, iron binding site^[8].
• Transferrin's RefSeq protein ID is recorded as NP_598738^[9].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as metal ion binding^[10].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as protein binding^[11].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as ferrous iron binding^[12].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as transferrin receptor binding^[13].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as ferric iron transmembrane transporter activity^[14].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as iron chaperone activity^[15].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as ferric iron binding^[16].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as ferrous iron binding^[17].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as iron chaperone activity^[18].
• Transferrin's molecular function is recorded as transferrin receptor binding^[19].
• Transferrin's cell component is recorded as recycling endosome^[20].
• Transferrin's cell component is recorded as vesicle^[21].
• Transferrin's cell component is recorded as endosome^[22].
• Transferrin's cell component is recorded as HFE-transferrin receptor complex^[23].
• Transferrin's cell component is recorded as late endosome^[24].
• Transferrin's cell component is recorded as membrane^[25].
• Transferrin's cell component is recorded as basal part of cell^[26].