Albumin & Globulins (Alpha, Beta & Gamma) - Plasma Proteins and Electrophoresis - Labs

Total Serum Proteins (Plasma Proteins) include Albumin & Globulins (Alpha, Beta & Gamma). Albumin maintains the plasma oncotic (osmotic or colloidal) pressure to prevent edema formation. The coagulation factors are beta globulins whereas the antibodies (immunoglobulins) are gamma globulins.

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I have one correction that is albumin range is g/dL not mg/dL

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answer to question of the day : (f). since type 4 RTA is due to hypoaldosteronism it will cause increased unbound beta globulin. somebody please correct if wrong.

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Serum albumin is a little low in electrophoresis, but it is always normal in serum, also Alpha 1 is at the upper limit, Alpha 2 is normal and Beta 1 is very high. Beta 2 is normal and Gamma zone is at the upper limit and I have Iron deficiency. Aptt is low and FLC is negative by immunofixation. What do you attribute the high Beta 1 to? And to what do you attribute the gamma region to be at the upper limit?

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question, regarding the globulins and the binding of the steroid hormones like the sex hormone binding globulin, So, which part of the globulins makes that, is the alpha, beta, gamma, globulins?

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c. panacinar emphsema or cirrhosis
d. menkes disease
e. hemolysis or wilsons disease
f. hypercoagulable states
g. mm and hodgkins lymphoma

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Medicosis, is D the type IV Renal tubular Acidosis? Aldosterone cannot work on the DCT, so the liver tried to make more angiotensinogen, which is alpha 2.

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Hello, can you explain to me.. beta globulin can become transferrin? Does that mean beta globulin is an apo transferrin?

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Rta 4 which electrophoresis? I cant find, good video❤