PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
2466835-7	1989	The presence of such complexes would account for the ability of non-transferrin-bound iron to be measurable by the bleomycin assay and for its rapid clearance from the circulation by the liver.	Bleomycin	115-124	transferrin	Homo sapiens	68-79	
2444216-0	1987	Bleomycin-detectable iron in knee-joint synovial fluid from arthritic patients and its relationship to the extracellular antioxidant activities of caeruloplasmin, transferrin and lactoferrin.	Bleomycin	0-9	transferrin	Homo sapiens	163-174	
6208427-2	1984	We have found a new 111In-bleomycin complex (BLMC), which has high affinity to tumor, does not bind to transferrin and is stable in vivo.	Bleomycin	26-35	transferrin	Homo sapiens	103-114	
62401-5	1976	However, when the labeled bleomycin is exposed to serum transferrin (and to other as yet unidentified ligands in the body) a difference in stability becomes obvious.	Bleomycin	26-35	transferrin	Homo sapiens	56-67	
9545552-6	1998	Parallel measurements, in a variety of clinical conditions in which there was a complete saturation of the plasma transferrin, showed that the bleomycin assay and the aconitase assay can give similar results for LMrFe.	Bleomycin	143-152	transferrin	Homo sapiens	114-125	
11805012-0	2002	Bleomycin-detectable iron assay for non-transferrin-bound iron in hematologic malignancies.	Bleomycin	0-9	transferrin	Homo sapiens	40-51	
11805012-14	2002	When hemolyzed samples were excluded, bleomycin-detectable iron was found only when the transferrin saturation was >80%, suggesting high specificity.	Bleomycin	38-47	transferrin	Homo sapiens	88-99	
9255642-13	1997	CONCLUSIONS: Patients with septic shock rarely have iron saturated transferrin in their plasma leading to the presence of bleomycin-detectable iron.	Bleomycin	122-131	transferrin	Homo sapiens	67-78	
8943756-4	1996	A bleomycin based assay was used to detect non-transferrin bound iron.	Bleomycin	2-11	transferrin	Homo sapiens	47-58	
7531396-6	1995	This non-transferrin-bound iron is capable of catalyzing bleomycin degradation of DNA, suggesting that this labile form of iron is able to catalyze free radical formation and cause tubule cell injury.	Bleomycin	57-66	transferrin	Homo sapiens	9-20	
1376697-1	1992	The bleomycin assay measures non-transferrin-bound iron, able to catalyze free radical reactions, in human plasma.	Bleomycin	4-13	transferrin	Homo sapiens	33-44