Most of the copper in blood plasma is bound to ceruloplasmin, approximately 15% to albumin, 10% to transcuprein and small amounts to small peptides and amino acids. Therefore, transcuprein and albumin represent the bulk of the exchangeable copper pool in plasma. The non-ceruloplasmin-bound copper (or so-called
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