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   I understand that lysozyme is an antibiotic found in secretions like mucus/saliva/tears, but I'm curious on how much of it is found in the blood. Thanks for any help!
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I understand that lysozyme is an antibiotic found in secretions like mucus/saliva/tears, but I'm curious on how much of it is found in the blood. Thanks for any help!

Lysozyme is a component found in cells, never found in blood. Cells make lysozyme and then it's secreted.
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