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euglobulin

[yü′gläb·yə·lən]
(biochemistry)
True globulin; a simple protein that is soluble in distilled water and dilute salt solutions.
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Total euglobulin and Hageman -dependent fibrinolysis in these experimental animals was depressed.
Bioregulatory basic peptides liberated from gall-bladder inflammatory wall of people who are sick with acute cholecystitis after laparatomy cholecystectomy
de Nucci, "Analysis of five streptokinase formulations using the euglobulin lysis test and the plasminogen activation assay," Brazilian Journal of Medical and Biological Research, vol.
In vitro whole blood clot lysis for fibrinolytic activity study using D-dimer and confocal microscopy
Remade et al., "A new device for measurement of fibrin dot lysis: application to the euglobulin clot lysis time," BMC Biotechnology, vol.
Low-density lipoprotein modified by myeloperoxidase in inflammatory pathways and clinical studies
Plasma fibrinolytic activity was measured using euglobulin method (Astrup et al., 1966).
Anti-aggregatory and fibrinolytic effects of time-released garlic powder tablets
Plasma metalloproteinase is enhanced in the euglobulin fraction of breast and lung cancer patients.
Circulating nucleic acids in blood of healthy male and female donors
(29,30) In turn, altered fibrinolytic capacity reflected by t-PA activity (22,23,30) and prolonged euglobulin clot lysis time (22) as well as low antithrombin III consumed in anticoagulant processes with severe atherosclerosis (22,23) may all prospectively be associated with CHD.
Depressive symptoms are related with hemostatic factors in middle-aged women: a report from the Study of Women Health Across the Nation (SWAN)
The rise in fibrinolytic activity seems to be related to both intensity and duration of an exercise session.[16] An increase in fibrinolytic activity has been shown by increased levels of tissue plasminogen activator (tPA), decreased euglobulin lysis time, increased fibrin plate lysis, increased fibrin degradation products (FDPs), increased alpha-2 plasmin inhibitor-plasmin complexes, decreased plasminogen, and increased degradation of alpha chains of fibrinogen.
Exercise caution when testing the physically active
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