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blood coagulation (formation of
fibrin clots) Coagulation, the
changing of
blood from a
liquid to a gel
which forms the
fibrin clots, is
essential to hemostasis...
- cells) with
elevated tissue cholesterol and
cholesterol ester content,
fibrin, proteoglycans, collagen, elastin, and
cellular debris. In
advanced plaques...
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examples at the time
included albumin from egg whites,
blood serum albumin,
fibrin, and
wheat gluten.
Proteins were
first described by the
Dutch chemist Gerardus...
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ultimately converting fibrinogen to
fibrin.
Bacteria such as
Staphylococcus aureus use the
enzyme to form a
layer of
fibrin around their cell to
protect against...
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happens after the
initial platelet aggregation but
before the
formation of
fibrin and
stable aggregated platelet products.
Common anticoagulants include warfarin...
- woodworking, lutherie, and for
gluing paper and bone.
Adhesives Dry glue
Ejiao Fibrin glue
Gelatin Hoof glue Isingl**** Jell-O
Neatsfoot oil
Rendering (animal...
- DHA,
which may
stimulate blood circulation and
increase the
breakdown of
fibrin, a
protein involved in
blood clotting and scar formation. Omega−3 fatty...
- a
powerful giant who is able to trap the
white blood cells in a net of
fibrin. A
squad of
Monocytes appears and
sheds their hazmat suits to
reveal that...
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Yarnell JW,
Sweetnam PM,
Rumley A,
Thomas HF,
Elwood PC (January 1998). "
Fibrin D-dimer,
tissue plasminogen activator,
plasminogen activator inhibitor,...
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antiplatelet and
anticoagulant medications;
these include green leafy vegetables, like spinach, legumes, and broccoli.
Preventing blood clots with medication...