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FUNCTIONS OF PLASMA FUNCTIONS OF PLASMA PROTEINSPROTEINS
Dr. B. L. MtinangiDr. B. L. MtinangiDepartment of PhysiologyDepartment of Physiology
University of Dar es SalaamUniversity of Dar es Salaam
November,November, 2015 2015
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PLASMAPLASMA
Is an extracellular fluid in the Is an extracellular fluid in the INTRAVASCULAR compartmentINTRAVASCULAR compartment
A straw coloured fluid at the top after A straw coloured fluid at the top after centrifugation of uncoagulated bloodcentrifugation of uncoagulated blood
Contain 7% proteinContain 7% protein Normal total plasma protein is about 7-Normal total plasma protein is about 7-
7.5g/dl and Albumin is about 4.8gm%, 7.5g/dl and Albumin is about 4.8gm%, Globulin-2.3gm%, Fibrinogen- 0.3gm% & Globulin-2.3gm%, Fibrinogen- 0.3gm% & Protrombin 0.03gm%Protrombin 0.03gm%
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PLASMA COMPOSITIONPLASMA COMPOSITION
Water is about 91% to 92%Water is about 91% to 92% Inorganic substances Na+, Ca2+ Inorganic substances Na+, Ca2+
Cl-,K+ etcCl-,K+ etcOrganic substances like Amino acids Organic substances like Amino acids
( AA), Glucose, Free Fatty Acids etc( AA), Glucose, Free Fatty Acids etc Internal secretion like hormones, Internal secretion like hormones,
enzymes, antibodies etc enzymes, antibodies etc
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SERUMSERUM
Serum is a clear fluid from the Serum is a clear fluid from the clotted blood ie Plasma without some clotted blood ie Plasma without some clotting factors or clotting factors or
A clear fluid at the top after A clear fluid at the top after centrifugation of coagulated bloodcentrifugation of coagulated blood
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SOME SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS OF SOME SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS OF PLASMA PROTEINSPLASMA PROTEINS
Maintainance of Colloid Osmotic Pressure Maintainance of Colloid Osmotic Pressure ie Plasma Colloid Osmotic Pressure ie Plasma Colloid Osmotic Pressure especially albumin (PCOP)especially albumin (PCOP)
Maintainance of PH and electrolytes Maintainance of PH and electrolytes balancebalance
Transport of metal ions e.g copper, iron Transport of metal ions e.g copper, iron etc.etc.
Transport of fatty acids, Steroids, Transport of fatty acids, Steroids, hormones & drugs hormones & drugs
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COMPOSITION OF PLASMA COMPOSITION OF PLASMA PROTEINPROTEIN
Plasma protein is mainly composed ofPlasma protein is mainly composed of::Albumin for Plasma colloidal Albumin for Plasma colloidal
osmotic pressure (PCOP)osmotic pressure (PCOP)Fibrinogen and other clotting Fibrinogen and other clotting
factors like prothrombin etcfactors like prothrombin etcGlobulins: subtypes alpha1 & 2, Globulins: subtypes alpha1 & 2,
beta 1 & 2, and gamma beta 1 & 2, and gamma globulins globulins for body immunityfor body immunity
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METHODS OF PLASMA PROTEIN METHODS OF PLASMA PROTEIN SEPARATIONSEPARATION
COMMON METHODS of protein COMMON METHODS of protein separation into albumin, fibrinogen, separation into albumin, fibrinogen, alpha, beta and gamma globulinsalpha, beta and gamma globulins
Paper electrophoresisPaper electrophoresisUltracentrifugationUltracentrifugationAffinity chromatographyAffinity chromatographyFractional precipitation methodFractional precipitation method Immune electrophoresisImmune electrophoresis
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SEPARATION CONT.SEPARATION CONT.
For example Electrophoresis For example Electrophoresis separation pattern depends on:separation pattern depends on:
SizeSize ShapeShape CompositionComposition Physiological function of each Physiological function of each plasma proteinplasma protein
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SPECIFIC PLASMA PROTEINSPECIFIC PLASMA PROTEIN
Plasma Albumin.Plasma Albumin.Forms 60% total plasma proteinsForms 60% total plasma proteinsNormal value 3.4 to 4.5g/dlNormal value 3.4 to 4.5g/dlResponsible for 80% PCOPResponsible for 80% PCOPActs as a carrier of e.g bilirubin and Acts as a carrier of e.g bilirubin and
drugsdrugsSynthetized in the liverSynthetized in the liverMolecular Weight (MW). 69000Molecular Weight (MW). 69000
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PLASMA GLOBULINSPLASMA GLOBULINS
Plasma Globulins stands for alpha1, Plasma Globulins stands for alpha1, alpha2, beta and gammaglobulins.alpha2, beta and gammaglobulins.
alpha1 globulins is a glycoprotein alpha1 globulins is a glycoprotein which binds two thirds of glucose.which binds two thirds of glucose.
Alpha2 globulins consists of Alpha2 globulins consists of haptoglobin which binds free haptoglobin which binds free haemoglobin and ceruloplasmin haemoglobin and ceruloplasmin which binds copperwhich binds copper
Beta globulins has MW 90,000Beta globulins has MW 90,000
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GLOBULINS CONTGLOBULINS CONT..
beta globulins is a lipoprotein a beta globulins is a lipoprotein a protein that carries LIPIDS (75%) and protein that carries LIPIDS (75%) and polysaccharides.polysaccharides.
It also binds and transport IRONIt also binds and transport IRONgamma globulins (MW 156,000) it is gamma globulins (MW 156,000) it is
for IMMUNOGLOBULINS for IMMUNOGLOBULINS (antibodies ) ie it is responsible for (antibodies ) ie it is responsible for body protection and defence body protection and defence
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FIBRINOGENFIBRINOGEN
Fibrinogen:Fibrinogen:Is a plasma clotting factorIs a plasma clotting factorManufactured in the liverManufactured in the liverNormal value is 4% to 6% of Normal value is 4% to 6% of
total plasma proteintotal plasma protein
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SUMMARY OF PLASMA PROTEINSSUMMARY OF PLASMA PROTEINS
Exerts Colloid Osmotic PressureExerts Colloid Osmotic PressureViscosity of blood ie 50% is due to plasma Viscosity of blood ie 50% is due to plasma
proteins and 50% due to Rbcsproteins and 50% due to RbcsRole in coagulation of bloodRole in coagulation of bloodActs as buffers ie contribute 15% of the Acts as buffers ie contribute 15% of the
buffering power of bloodbuffering power of bloodTransport function ie Oxygen combines Transport function ie Oxygen combines
with haemoglobin & COwith haemoglobin & CO2 2 combines with combines with plasma proteinsplasma proteins
Defence function eg gamma globulinsDefence function eg gamma globulins
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