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Connection between genetically determined blood coagulation factors and haemorheology.

Clinical hemorheology and microcirculation - 1 Jan 2008

Pongrácz Endre, Andrikovics Hajnalka, Bernát Iván S, Nagy Zoltán

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BACKGROUND: The phenotype caracteristic of blood clotting factors are well known, however few data has been documented about effects on haemorheology. The connection among genetic polymorphisms, haemorheological factors and vascular mortality is also studied poorly. PURPOSE: Our aim was: to study six genetic polymorphisms of blood clotting factors, which presents the role of platelet-plasmaprotein-endothel system...

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