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Effect of urea and methylamine on plasmin.

Norman, 1957

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9010177550975737486
Author
Norman P
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Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine

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Conclusions 1. Preparation of partially purified and highly active human plasmin free of streptokinase is described. 2. In neutral solutions plasmin undergoes rapid auto-digestion at 37° C. 3. Autolysis of plasmin can be inhibited by concentrations of urea and methylamine …
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