are globulin cells
Gamma Globulins: One of the major fractions of proteins that are dissolved in the plasma. When plasma proteins are separated in the laboratory, they are given the designation of albumin or globulin. The globulins can be separated into three major groups called alpha, beta, or gamma fractions.The gamma globulins contain the antibodies in the plasma.These antibodies, or gamma globulins, are now sometimes referred to as immune globulins or immunoglobulins because they are globulins made by immune cells, specifically B-lymphocytes and their derivative plasma cells.hese antibodies, or gamma globulins, are now sometimes referred to as immune globulins or immunoglobulins because they are globulins made by immune cells, specifically B-lymphocytes and their derivative plasma cells.