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Understanding Nasal Mucus: Composition and Functions
Snot is made of mucus, which is a thick, sticky fluid produced by the mucous membranes. Mucus is made up of water, proteins, and other substances, including:
* Mucin: A protein that gives mucus its thick, sticky consistency
* Immunoglobulins: Antibodies that help protect the body from infection
* Enzymes: Proteins that help break down food and other substances
* Antioxidants: Substances that help protect cells from damage
* Electrolytes: Minerals that help regulate the body's fluid balance
Snot helps to protect the body from infection by trapping bacteria, viruses, and other harmful particles. It also helps to lubricate the nose and throat and moisten the air that we breathe.
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