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lactoglobulin

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lactoglobulin /lac·to·glob·u·lin/ (-glob´u-lin) a globulin occurring in milk.
lac·to·glob·u·lin (lkt-glby-ln)
n.
The globulin present in milk, comprising from 50 to 60 percent of bovine whey protein.
lactoglobulin
a globulin occurring in milk.
immune l's
antibodies (immunoglobulins) occurring in the colostrum of mammals.


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