macroglobulins
/ˌmækroʊˈɡlɑbjəlɪnz/
noun
- Plural of macroglobulin; large proteins in blood plasma involved in immune function.
- Macroglobulins play a key role in trapping and neutralizing pathogens.
- Certain cancers can cause abnormal production of macroglobulins.
- The lab report showed elevated macroglobulins, suggesting an autoimmune response.