Bovine Serum

Albumin is the most abundant plasma protein in humans. High levels of albumin are associated with dehydration.

Application Recommended for use as a base for the preparation of defined, fatty acid supplements. Can be loaded with up to 4 moles of fatty acids per mole of albumin.

Bovine serum&nbspalbumin&nbsp(BSA), a non-glycosylated globular protein, is synthesized in the liver without the use of prosthetic groups or other additives, making it one of the few plasma proteins without carbohydrate groups. BSA reveals

Bovine serum&nbspalbumin&nbsp(BSA), a non-glycosylated globular protein, is synthesized in the liver without the use of prosthetic groups or other additives, making it one of the few plasma proteins without carbohydrate groups. BSA reveals

Bovine serum&nbspalbumin&nbsp(BSA), a non-glycosylated globular protein, is synthesized in the liver without the use of prosthetic groups or other additives, making it one of the few plasma proteins without carbohydrate groups. BSA reveals

Bovine serum&nbspalbumin&nbsp(BSA), a non-glycosylated globular protein, is synthesized in the liver without the use of prosthetic groups or other additives, making it one of the few plasma proteins without carbohydrate groups. BSA reveals

Bovine serum&nbspalbumin&nbsp(BSA), a non-glycosylated globular protein, is synthesized in the liver without the use of prosthetic groups or other additives, making it one of the few plasma proteins without carbohydrate groups. BSA reveals

Bovine serum albumin (BSA) belongs to the serum albumin family. It comprises three domains with two sub-domains under each.

Bovine serum albumin (BSA) belongs to the serum albumin family. It comprises three domains with two sub-domains under each.

Bovine serum albumin (BSA) belongs to the serum albumin family. It comprises three domains with two sub-domains under each.

Bovine serum albumin (BSA)&nbspis a member of the serum albumin&nbspfamily. It is a&nbspglobular, &#945-helical, and non-glycosylated&nbspprotein.

Bovine serum albumin (BSA)&nbspis a member of the serum albumin&nbspfamily. It is a&nbspglobular, &#945-helical, and non-glycosylated&nbspprotein.