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plasmin
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plasmin [′plaz·mən]
(biochemistry)
A proteolytic enzyme in plasma which can digest many proteins through the process of hydrolysis. Also known as fibrinolysin.
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The activity of this enzyme is controlled by certain inhibitors, such as plasmin inhibitors or inhibitors of plasminogen activators, that inhibit the activity of plasminogen activators so that plasminogen cannot be converted into plasmin.
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