Plasma Proteins

Question 1

Molecular weight of pp

Answer 1

Serum albumin - 69000
Serum globulin - 1,56,000
Fibrinogen - 4,00,000

Question 2

Normal values of pp

Answer 2

Serum albumin 4.7g/dL
Serum globulin 2.3g/dL
Fibrinogen 0.3g/dL

Question 3

In adults, plasma proteins are synthesized from

Answer 3

Reticuloendothelial cells of liver,spleen,bone marrow, disintegrating blood cells and general tissue cells.

Question 4

Gamma globulin is synthesized from

Answer 4

B lymphocytes

Question 5

Gamma globulin or immunoglobulins or antibodies

Answer 5

Antibodies react with antigens of various microorganisms

Question 6

Albumin, alpha globulin and beta globulin are responsible for transportation of

Answer 6

Hormones and enzymes

Question 7

Transportation of metals in the body is done by

Answer 7

Alpha and beta globulin

Question 8

Oncotic pressure exerted by albumin in blood

Answer 8

70 percentage

Question 9

Oncotic pressure order

Answer 9

Albums (70-80 percentage)>Globus>fibrinogen

Question 10

Plasma proteins are responsible for____%of buffering capacity of blood

Answer 10

15%

Question 11

Pp that provides maximum viscosity

Answer 11

Albumin

Question 12

What accelerates the tendency of rouleaux formation in blood?

Answer 12

Globulin and fibrinogen

Question 13

What helps in maintaining suspension stability of blood

Answer 13

Globulin and fibrinogen

Question 14

Trephone substances

Answer 14

Trephone substances are necessary for nourishment of tissue cells in culture. These substances are produced by leukocytes from plasma proteins.

Question 15

Albumin importance and peculiarities

Answer 15

Normal value (highest) 4.7g/dL
Molecular weight (least) 69000
Transparent of hormones and enzymes.
Generates 70% of oncotic pressure.(highest)
Plays an important role in acid-base balance in blood. Due to buffering action.
Albumin provides maximum viscosity to blood in order maintain blood pressure.