PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
19441364-2	2009	Biological transferrin and lactoferrin proteins formed stable Tb3+ complexes, which exhibited long-lived and green luminescence signals.	tb3+	62-66	transferrin	Homo sapiens	11-22	
19441364-5	2009	The immobilized biotinylated transferrin-Tb3+ complexes on the micrometer-scaled bead also operated as a pH-responsive luminescent indicator.	tb3+	41-45	transferrin	Homo sapiens	29-40	
19441364-6	2009	Since the transferrin ligand had rapid Tb3+ complexation/decomplexation process, its Tb3+ complex exhibited pH-responsive luminescence signals even in the presence of Fe3+ cation.	tb3+	39-43	transferrin	Homo sapiens	10-21	
19441364-6	2009	Since the transferrin ligand had rapid Tb3+ complexation/decomplexation process, its Tb3+ complex exhibited pH-responsive luminescence signals even in the presence of Fe3+ cation.	tb3+	85-89	transferrin	Homo sapiens	10-21	
66108-2	1977	The fluorescence enhancement represents the binding of Tb3+ ions not only to (apo)transferrin, but to albumin and gamma-globulins as well.	tb3+	55-59	transferrin	Homo sapiens	82-93