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What does lack of Gamma globulin can cause?
What does lack of Gamma globulin can cause?
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Most of the immunoglobulins present in the body belong to the class Gamma globulins.
These act as antibodies , destroy harmful bacteria, viruses and toxins present in the blood.
Lack of gamma globulins can cause:
Increased susceptibility to infections and diseases.
Lack of resistance to infections.
Frequently recurring (repeated) infections.
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