1                            Exogenously added transcobalamin II-[57Co]cyanocobalamin bound very poorly

2 ptor, the transcobalamin II receptor and the transcobalamin II carrier protein.

3 o CD320, the cellular receptor for cobalamin/transcobalamin II (Cbl/TCN2).

4 (bp) (-581/-513) fragment derived from human transcobalamin II distal promoter constructed upstream o

5 ysteine, methylmalonic acid, and the ligand, transcobalamin II, in their plasma.

6 t for 12 h also resulted in complete loss of transcobalamin II receptor (TC II-R) activity/protein le

7                                              Transcobalamin II receptor (TC II-R) exists as a monomer

8 esses the B12-intrinsic factor receptor, the transcobalamin II receptor and the transcobalamin II car

9  that the analogs could be effective in vivo transcobalamin II receptor imaging agents.

10                                              Transcobalamin II-receptor (TC II-R) contains 10 half-cy

11   Rabbits injected with pure human placental transcobalamin II-receptor (TC II-R) failed to thrive wi

12 dly dividing cells up-regulate the number of transcobalamin II receptors during DNA replication.

13 cobalamin analogs for the purpose of imaging transcobalamin II receptors in malignant and nonmalignan

14                                              Transcobalamin II (TC II) receptor is expressed in the a

15 nesis of the 5'-flanking region of the human transcobalamin II (TC II) transfected in human intestina

16                        Cobalamin attached to transcobalamin II (TC II), known as holo-TC II, is the a

17 75G>C) in the vitamin B12 transport protein, transcobalamin II (TCII), has been identified in which p