“…Proteins are most critical constituents of life that plays an important role in living species and have a tendency to combine with inorganic/organic moieties, for example, fatty acids, hematin, bilirubin, surfactants, metal ions, and drugs. − The interaction of protein–surfactant played a vital role in a broad variety of industrial aspects, for example, biotechnological and biosciences processes, gene delivery, drug delivery, coatings, cosmetics, food industry, and production of pharmaceutical materials such as blood serum, a blend of human serum albumin (HSA) with an integer of compounds, comprising small molecular surface-active molecules. The surface tension of such biological fluids is used as a diagnostic and therapeutic device …”