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Influence of plasminogen deficiency on the contribution of polymorphonuclear leucocytes to fibrin/ogenolysis: studies in plasminogen knock-out mice.

Thrombosis and haemostasis - 1 Nov 2002

Zeng Biao, Bruce David, Kril Jillian, Ploplis Victoria, Freedman Ben, Brieger David

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Plasminogen knock-out (PG(-/-)) mice provide an unique opportunity for the study of alternative mediators of fibrinolysis. Polymorpho-nuclear leucocytes (PMNs) contain non-plasmin fibrinolytic proteases, however the degree to which these cells contribute to fibrin(ogen) degradation in these animals is not known. Thrombi were generated in carotid arteries and jugular veins of PG(-/-) and wild type (PG(+/+)) mice...

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