PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
15925514-0	2005	Human serum transferrin cobalt complex: stability and cellular uptake of cobalt.	Cobalt	24-30	transferrin	Homo sapiens	12-23	
21872645-2	2012	SCOPE OF THE REVIEW: This review deals with the mechanisms of aluminum(III), cobalt(III), uranium(VI), gallium(III) and bismuth(III) uptake by transferrin and interaction with receptor 1.	Cobalt	77-83	transferrin	Homo sapiens	143-154	
18579154-4	2008	We report here a four-step mechanism for cobalt(III) transfer from CoNtaCO(3)(2-) to T and analyze the interaction of cobalt-loaded transferrin with R1.	Cobalt	41-47	transferrin	Homo sapiens	132-143	
18579154-8	2008	The cobalt-saturated transferrin in an unknown state (TCo(2)) interacts with R1 in two different steps.	Cobalt	4-10	transferrin	Homo sapiens	21-32	
15925514-0	2005	Human serum transferrin cobalt complex: stability and cellular uptake of cobalt.	Cobalt	73-79	transferrin	Homo sapiens	12-23	
15925514-2	2005	The human serum iron transport protein transferrin (Tf) can bind to many metals including gallium and cobalt.	Cobalt	102-108	transferrin	Homo sapiens	39-50	
15925514-2	2005	The human serum iron transport protein transferrin (Tf) can bind to many metals including gallium and cobalt.	Cobalt	102-108	transferrin	Homo sapiens	52-54	
1728312-4	1992	The protein was biochemically and immunologically distinct from transferrin and ferritin, and competitively bound to zinc, cobalt, and lead.	Cobalt	123-129	transferrin	Homo sapiens	64-75	
8761464-6	1996	Cobalt titration should prove useful for studying the comparative metal-binding properties of transferrin and mutants of transferrin being generated by recombinant technology.	Cobalt	0-6	transferrin	Homo sapiens	94-105	
8761464-6	1996	Cobalt titration should prove useful for studying the comparative metal-binding properties of transferrin and mutants of transferrin being generated by recombinant technology.	Cobalt	0-6	transferrin	Homo sapiens	121-132	
6663071-1	1983	Immune reactions elicited in the sera of individuals exposed to nickel and cobalt were assessed by changes in the concentration of serum immunoglobulins IgG, IgA and IgM and serum proteins alpha 2 macroglobulin (A2M), transferrin (TRF), alpha 1-antitrypsin (A1AT), ceruloplasmin (CPL) and lysozyme (LYS).	Cobalt	75-81	transferrin	Homo sapiens	218-229	
2168158-4	1990	The results validate the use of cobalt-labeled transferrins as models for kinetic studies on iron removal from diferric transferrin.	Cobalt	32-38	transferrin	Homo sapiens	47-58	
6663071-1	1983	Immune reactions elicited in the sera of individuals exposed to nickel and cobalt were assessed by changes in the concentration of serum immunoglobulins IgG, IgA and IgM and serum proteins alpha 2 macroglobulin (A2M), transferrin (TRF), alpha 1-antitrypsin (A1AT), ceruloplasmin (CPL) and lysozyme (LYS).	Cobalt	75-81	transferrin	Homo sapiens	231-234	
4309148-0	1969	The chromium, manganese, and cobalt complexes of transferrin.	Cobalt	29-35	transferrin	Homo sapiens	49-60	
7311817-0	1981	[Transferrin and ceruloplasmin levels in long-term occupational exposure to gasoline, tungsten, vanadium, cobalt and titanium].	Cobalt	106-112	transferrin	Homo sapiens	1-12	
6779862-6	1980	The use of diterbium transferrin as energy donor to a small cobalt chelate in solution or to diferric transferrin corroborates these results.	Cobalt	60-74	transferrin	Homo sapiens	21-32