globulin

Globulin is a serum protein found in the human body. Globulin is a common protein found in all animal and plant organisms. Globulin has an immunological effect, so some people also call globulin an immunoglobulin. When the immune system encounters foreign invaders, it will produce different amounts of globulin according to the invaders. If the invaders are more difficult to destroy, the immune system will stimulate the lymph to produce more globulins until the invaders are destroyed by globulins. According to the source of globulin, it can be divided into two types, one is gamma globulin preparation derived from venous blood of healthy people, and the protein content is 10%, 16%, 16.5%, etc., among which gamma globulin accounts for more than 95%. The other is gamma globulin, which is a placental blood source, which is a placental globulin. The preparation contains 5% protein, of which gamma globulin accounts for more than 90%. Serum globulin is produced by the body's immune organs, and the normal value of globulin is 20-30 g/L. Most of the globulin is produced outside the liver cells and is related to the body's immunity. The globulin should be kept in a certain amount, and the globulin detection value exceeds the normal value, indicating that the immune system is hyperactive in the body, and the globulin detection value is lower than the normal value, indicating that the immunity is insufficient.