nto PEO bc ist' kangsi awths' dame rfom het oneb ar.mwor OPE si rmfo kydeni
If anyone was wondering about Ferritin as I was.
Iron level functions as a regulator of ferritin transcription. "when iron levels are low, ferritin synthesis is decreased; conversely, when iron levels are high, ferritin synthesis increases."
If iron is low as it would be in significant blood loss, the body would want to mobilize iron to produce heme and not sequester it. This results in decreased ferritin production and increased transferrin.
https://ashpublications.org/blood/article/99/10/3505/106937/Regulation-of-ferritin-genes-and-protein
EPO made in kidney, EPO tells the bone marrow to ramp up erythropoiesis.
submitted by neonem(570), 2019-06-02T04:38:17Z
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