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Investigating the two regimes of fibrin clot lysis: an experimental and computational approach

2021-04-14

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It has been observed in vitro that complete clot lysis is generally preceded by a period of latency during which the degradation seems to be inefficient. However, this latency was merely notified but not yet quantitatively discussed. In our experiments we observed that the lysis ubiquitously occurred in two distinct regimes, a slow and a fast lysis regime. We quantified extensively the duration of these regimes f...

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Literature Corpus work: 698dd3c8-aed2-539f-8cc5-212c40b27b44
DOI: 10.1101/2021.04.14.439801

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