Abstract
By means of isotopic, spectrophotometric, non-enzymic fibrinolytic activity and other methods it was shown that the fibrinogen-heparin (FH) complex is the main component in fraction FDP separated from the plasma of animals after intravenous injection of the threshold dose of thrombin. The FH-complex posseses the anticoagulating (antipolimerization) and non-enzymic fibrinolytic activity on non-stabilized fibrin in vitro and in vivo in the presence of inhibitors of plasmin system. It is apparent that the active FH-complex is not the “fibrinogen degradation product”. In connection of these data it is reason to revise the conception on FDP regarding they role in organism.
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