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Acta Oto-Laryngologica Volume 70, 1970 - Issue 3
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Fibrinolytic Properties of the Nasal Mucous Membrane Secretion

W. BednarskiFrom the Research Centre in Szczawno-Spa of the Otolaryngologic Clinic, the Medical School, Wroclaw and the Central Research Laboratory, Szczawno-Spa, Poland
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K. KubikFrom the Research Centre in Szczawno-Spa of the Otolaryngologic Clinic, the Medical School, Wroclaw and the Central Research Laboratory, Szczawno-Spa, Poland
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W. MikulewiczFrom the Research Centre in Szczawno-Spa of the Otolaryngologic Clinic, the Medical School, Wroclaw and the Central Research Laboratory, Szczawno-Spa, Poland
Pages 212-215 | Received 03 Oct 1969, Published online: 18 Feb 2010
 
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Abstract

The secretion of the nasal mucous membrane was studied in allergic rhinitis and in healthy subjects. A protein fraction of alfa2 and beta1 globulin nature, with fibrinolysis on fibrin plate, was discovered, inter alia, in both groups.

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