Localization of the heme‐binding protein in the cytoplasm and of a heme‐binding protein‐like immunoreactive protein in the nucleus of rat liver parenchymal cells: Immunocytochemical evidence of the subcellular distribution corroborated by radioimmunoassay
H. Dariush Fahimi, Alfred Voelkl, Styliani H. Vincent, Ursula Muller‐Eberhard – 1 May 1990 – The abundant heme‐binding protein of the liver, probably identical with Z‐protein or liver fatty acid‐binding protein, has an apparent molecular weight of 14,000 Da and is presumably involved in the intracellular transport of a variety of compounds. The cellular and subcellular distribution of HBP in the liver was studied in adult male and female rats by postembedding immunocytochemistry using the protein A‐gold technique.