Globulins - endogenous

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Description

Endogenous Globulins are a group of Proteins that are soluble in salt solution and insoluble in water.  Globulins are the third most abundant group of Proteins in the body.

 

Types of Endogenous Globulins

 Antibodies

 Ceruloplasmin

 Cortisol Binding Globulin

 Fibrinogen

 Hemoglobin

 Lactoglobulin

 Lipoproteins

 Myosin

 Sex Hormone Binding Globulin

 Thyroid Binding Globulin

 

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