The main functions of plasma proteins

The main functions of plasma proteins are to maintain normal blood, reserve nutrients, transport a variety of metabolic substances in the human body, and play a catalytic role in the blood.

1. Maintain normal blood: Human plasma protein plays a very important role in the human body. It mainly maintains the normal circulation of human blood and alleviates the phenomenon of insufficient blood supply.

2. Nutritional reserve: Plasma protein can also provide a good nutritional basis for the human body. If the human body has no nutritional reserves, it will lead to excessive nutritional deficiency, so plasma protein can play a good nutritional storage function.

3. Metabolic substances: The plasma protein in the human body can also transport the nutrients needed by the human body. After transportation, it can enable the cells to absorb and extract better, and excrete substances and proteins into the human urine.

4. Catalytic effect: The plasma functional enzymes in the human body are enzymes that really play a good digestive role in the blood and can also perform functions. The catalysis of these enzymes in the blood helps to diagnose and prevent diseases. Plasma protein in the human body refers to the protein part in the plasma, which can be divided into several components such as albumin, globulin and fibrin. It is the storage of nutrients in the human body combined with fat-soluble substances to facilitate transportation and maintain stability in the blood. It participates in the human immune process and can also be used as a nutrient to supplement the body's nutrition.