Hematology | Erythropoiesis: Red Blood Cell Formation: Part 1

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4:49 LITTLE CORRECTION HERE : Iron is bound to Ferritin in Fe3+ state, Not Fe2+ state. Apoferritin Converts Fe2+ into Fe3+ before bindind to it.

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In class we learned that iron is actually stored in fe3+ form in FERRITIN and only transported in fe2+ form. Is that correct?

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- Within cells, iron is stored in a protein complex as ferritin or the related complex hemosiderin. Apoferritin binds to free ferrous iron and stores it in the ferric state - minor detailed

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Iron is actually stored inside cells as Fe3+(ferric) in Ferritin, since the ferric form is more stable than the Fe2+(Ferrous) form.

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It is really helpful! Thank you so much! Could please make me clear here: When Iron enter in the duodenal cell it is in Ferric (+++) state and when binds with Apoferritin it is in Ferrous (++) state. That's mean all of Iron in the duodenal cell are either in Ferric (+++) state or in Ferrous (++) state when they bind with apoferritin. But when the Iron going out of the duodenal cell towards the bloodstream with the help of Ferroportin it seems Ferrous (++) state. This Ferrous (++) iron from where came? because I didn't see any free Ferrous (++) state in the duodenal cell!

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He said there is an enzyme that converts it from F3+ to F2+ in order to enter or exit the cell. F3+ would otherwise cause oxadative damage inside the cell

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