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Plasma Protein

Molecular classification: Protein, Albumin, Globulin, Fibrinogen, Enzyme, Hormone, Immunoglobulin

Overview

Plasma proteins are a diverse group of proteins present in blood plasma that play essential roles in maintaining physiological homeostasis and supporting various bodily functions. Major classes include albumin, globulins, and fibrinogen. Alterations in their levels or function can indicate disease states.

Other names: Blood Protein

Biological functions

Maintains oncotic pressureTransport of hormones, lipids, vitamins, ionsImmune responseBlood clottingAcid-base balance

Disease associations

Liver dysfunctionMalnutritionChronic inflammationImmune disordersCardiovascular diseaseInfection

Safety considerations

Edema due to low oncotic pressureIncreased risk of bleeding due to fibrinogen deficiency

Biomarkers

Total protein concentrationAlbumin levelsGlobulin fractionsC-reactive protein

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