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Mama L [17]
1 year ago
10

The trigger for the release of iron from transferrin and of ldl from the the LDL receptor is?

Biology
1 answer:
Irina18 [472]1 year ago
4 0

<u>A reduction in pH</u> trigger for the release of iron from transferrin, whilst the trigger of ldl from ldl receptor drives <u>LR5 unfolding.</u>

It induces the release of iron from transferrin in a process that involves a conformational change in the protein from a closed to an open form.

LDL release in the endosome in which calcium depletion and decreased stability at acidic pH drives LR5 unfolding, which triggers LDL release from the receptor.

The transferrin iron complex enters the cell within an endosome.

To learn more about transferrin-iron release, here

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To learn more about ldl receptors, here

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