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What is immunoglobulin

What is immunoglobulin? Briefly explain it.

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Immunoglobulins are glycol-proteins, each and every molecule having two pairs of polypeptide chains of various sizes, smaller ones are termed as light chains (L), and bigger ones are termed as heavy chains (H).

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