Globulins Cohn fraction II, III 来源于山羊

Vitamin D binding protein (DBP) is a polymorphic protein that specifically binds to vitamin D and its metabolites. This protein belongs to the albuminoid family and is highly conserved among vertebrates. The gene encoding DBP is mapped to human chromosome 4q11-q13. It is predominantly produced in the liver and is also expressed in the kidney, endocrine pancreatic cells, fat cells, and testis.

Globulins were used in Biotin/avidin formulations.

Vitamin D binding protein (DBP) specifically binds and transports vitamin D and its metabolites with high affinity. It promotes fibrillar actin clearance by binding to actin monomers. DBP also binds to unsaturated fatty acids, megalin-cubilin receptor complex, the membrane of leukocytes, and the activation of the complement C5 system. The levels of DBP indicate the free concentration of all vitamin D metabolites. Decreased levels of serum DBP are observed in liver diseases, nephrotic syndrome, malnutrition, severe acute trauma, or disease.

Primarily γ-globulins

Lyophilized powder containing NaCl