The liver is responsible for producing albumin, a protein that is subsequently distributed throughout the body. The kidneys secrete a trace amount of albumin called microalbumin. What is Albumin? Albumin is a globular protein that is made by liver cells and then secreted into the blood plasma. Structure and properties − Sixty-six percent of the protein in blood plasma is albumin protein, which transports numerous chemicals and helps maintain the stability of other blood proteins. Albumin is a globular protein that originates from the covalent bonding of multiple alpha helices. We can estimate a molecular weight of 66 kDa for ... Read More