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Thyroxine binding in sheep serum

EF Annison

Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 11(4) 539 - 547
Published: 1960

Abstract

The thyroxine-binding capacities of sheep thyroxine-binding proteins (TBP) can be conveniently measured by reverse-flow electrophoresis. Values were found to be within the range 11-16 µg thyroxine/100 ml serum. No differences could be detected between the patterns of thyroxine binding by the sera of pregnant and non-pregnant sheep maintained under similar conditions of husbandry.



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