This paper examines the functions of proteinase inhibitors in the blood plasma of Atlantic cod Gadus Morhua using Gene Ontology terms and literature sources, including the authors' work. The main properties of proteinase inhibitors, their mechanisms of action, and their impact on various physiological processes are discussed.
proteinase inhibitors, Atlantic cod, blood serum, osmotically active proteins, electrophoresis, MALDI, gene ontology
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