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  • 14. Stoichiometric production of hydrogen peroxide and parallel formation of ferric multimers through decay of the diferric-peroxo complex, the first detectable intermediate in ferritin mineralization.
    Jameson GN, Jin W, Krebs C, Perreira AS, Tavares P, Liu X, Theil EC, Huynh BH.
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  • 17. The ferroxidase center is essential for ferritin iron loading in the presence of phosphate and minimizes side reactions that form Fe(III)-phosphate colloids.
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  • 18. Structure of human ferritin L chain.
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