euglobulin
/juˈɡlɑːbjəlɪn/
noun
- A type of protein found in blood plasma that does not dissolve in pure water but dissolves in salt solutions; used in medical tests for certain diseases.
- High levels of euglobulin in the blood can indicate inflammation.
- Researchers studied how euglobulin interacts with other blood proteins.
- The doctor ordered a euglobulin test to check for autoimmune disorders.