Usually means: Excessive protein levels in blood.
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  1. hyperproteinemia: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (hyperproteinemia)

▸ noun:  An abnormally high level of protein in the blood.

Similar:
hyperproteinaemia, macroproteinuria, megaprotein, microproteinaemia, upexpression, hyperglycosylation, overphosphorylation, plasma protein, hepatoprotein, hyperacylation, more...

Opposite:
hypoproteinemia, low protein levels

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Similar:
hyperproteinaemia, macroproteinuria, megaprotein, microproteinaemia, upexpression, hyperglycosylation, overphosphorylation, plasma protein, hepatoprotein, hyperacylation, more...

Opposite:
hypoproteinemia, low protein levels



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