euglobulin
protein
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Euglobulins are a type of protein that are insoluble in pure water but soluble in saline solutions. They are a classification of proteins, further divided into euglobulins and pseudoglobulins. Globulins are essential in various biological functions, serving as enzymes, antibodies, and structural proteins in animal fluids. They are also a significant protein source in seed plants.12
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