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DESORPTION OF PLASMA FIBRINOGEN FROM GLASS: ROLE...
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DESORPTION OF PLASMA FIBRINOGEN FROM GLASS: ROLE OF HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT KININOGEN (HMWK) AND FACTOR XI.

Abstract

Fibrinogen displays high affinity for surfaces and has been implicated in thrombosis initiated by foreign surfaces. Fibrinogen is detected on a surface immediately after exposure to plasma but becomes unmeasurable after 10 min. HMWK in plasma adsorbs to glass and remains detectable at 10 min when fibrinogen can no longer be measured. Fibrinogen adsorbed from plasma is replaced on the surface (by HMWK? ) and the replacement is dependent on the …

Authors

Brash JL; Scott CF; ten Hove P; Colman RW

Volume

8

Publication Date

December 1, 1985

Conference proceedings

Transactions of the Annual Meeting of the Society for Biomaterials in Conjunction with the Interna