Esmon, 1983 - Google Patents
Protein C: biochemistry, physiology and clinical implicationsEsmon, 1983
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- Esmon C
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P ROTEIN-C is a vitamin-K-dependent plasma zymogen.'After activation, activated protein-C differs from the vitamin-K-dependent plasma clotting factors in that it potently inhibits coagulation5 by inactivating factors V6'7 and VIII, 7'8 and it facilitates fibrinolysis in …
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- A61K38/43—Enzymes; Proenzymes; Derivatives thereof
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