Which of the following describes the role of alpha and beta globulins in the plasma?
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Correct answer: They carry lipids, ions, and fat-soluble vitamins
Non-immune globulins (alpha and beta) include proteins like transferrin and lipoproteins. They are crucial for transporting hydrophobic substances or specific ions through the aqueous environment of the plasma.
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