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Kinetics of the neutral transition of human serum albumin
The fast step in the conformational change of human serum albumin from the alkaline to the neutral form of the albumin-bilirubin complex is studied by various pH jump experiments in a stopped-flow apparatus. The results indicate that the fast step is caused by electrostatic attraction between a carboxylate group of bilirubin and a histidine residue of albumin.