alpha globulin

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A type of globulin in blood plasma that exhibits great colloidal mobility in electrically charged neutral or alkaline solutions.



n.

A type of globulin in blood plasma that exhibits great colloidal mobility in electrically charged neutral or alkaline solutions.

or α-globulin

any of a group of plasma proteins that migrate most most anodically among the globulins in electrophoresis at pH values slightly above 7.

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Glycoprotein found in saliva, tears, colostrum; present in blood plasma but does not cross placental barrier of animals, collecting instead in the maternal colostrum. Called also IgA.

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