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microglobulin

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microglobulin /mi·cro·glob·u·lin/ (mi″kro-glob´ūl-in) any globulin, or any fragment of a globulin, of low molecular weight.
microglobulin [mi″kro-glob´u-lin]
any globulin, or any fragment of a globulin, of low molecular weight.

microglobulin
any globulin, or any fragment of a globulin, of low molecular weight.

β2 microglobulin
a polypeptide found free in serum and which also combines with the α (heavy) chain to form class I major histocompatibility heterodimer. See also major histocompatibility complex.


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