Abstract

This review informs about the chemical composition of plasma proteins majorly albumin and globulin. Blood proteins, also called plasma proteins, are found in blood plasma. While, serum proteins are present in the human body in very high quantities for other proteins. Hundreds of proteins are dissolved in the plasma but only two major protein groups are present i.e. Albumin and Globulin. Albumin is a very important component (55% of blood proteins) and it is made by the liver. There is an immediate correlation between albumin turnover and body size. Globulin is formed from different proteins called alpha, beta, and gamma types (38% of blood proteins) but a number of the globulins are mainly made by the liver, while others are made by the immune system. The average serum protein level existing in the human body is 6 to 8g/dl but 3.5 to 5.0g/dl is making up only albumin and globulin makes up 2/3gl. Different aspects of the proteins are discussed below.

Highlights

  • Amino acids are the chemicals of all proteins

  • This review informs about the chemical composition of plasma proteins majorly albumin and globulin

  • Albumin is a very important component (55% of blood proteins) and it is made by the liver

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Summary

Introduction

Amino acids are the chemicals of all proteins. All tissues and cells are made up of proteinshence they are called building blocks. It is the key elements of enzymes, hormones, antibodies, and clotting agents, etc. Proteins play a very important role in maintaining the fragile acid-alkaline balance of your blood. Proteins are of three types i.e. albumin, globulin, and fibrinogen but serum contains only albumin and globulin (Fibrinogen is absent in serum because it's converted into fibrin during blood clotting) [1]. The albumin: globulin (A/G) ratio is generally between 1:2:1 to 1:5:1. /dl bleeding in the case of injury, cut. Regulati

Albumin
Types of albumin
Types of serum albumin
Composition
26 Average residuewei ght
Structure of albumin
Tertiary structures:
Globulin
Literature review
Binding affinity
Serum albumin is a transporter in Nano-drug delivery
Albumin shows the free radical fixture properties
Biuret method
Methods
Discussion
Hyperalbuminemia
18. Molecular Dynamics Simulation and FreeEnergy
21. Albumin-based drug delivery
Findings
43. Albumin-based drug delivery
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