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Studies on Soluble Fibrin in Plasma I. N-Terminal Analysis of a Modified Fraction I (Cohn) from Normal and Thrombin-Incubated Plasma

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Pages 231-240 | Received 24 Mar 1971, Accepted 24 May 1971, Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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P. Kierulf. (1973) Studies on Soluble Fibrin in Plasma III. N-Terminal Analysis of a Modified Fraction I (Cohn) from Plasmin- and Thrombin-Incubated Plasma. Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation 31:1, pages 43-49.
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P. Kierulf. (1973) Studies on Soluble Fibrin in Plasma II. N-Terminal Analysis of a Modified Fraction I (Cohn) from Patient Plasmas. Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation 31:1, pages 37-42.
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B. Holm, D.W.T. Nilsen, P. Kierulf & H.C. Godal. (1985) Purification and characterization of 3 fibrinogens with different molecular weights obtained from normal human plasma. Thrombosis Research 37:1, pages 165-176.
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F. Brosstad, P. Kierulf, K. Graven & H.C. Godal. (1978) Purification and insolubilization of reptilase for the preparation of human des-AA fibrin monomers in urea. Thrombosis Research 13:5, pages 715-723.
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Bernt Ly, Peter Kierulf & Harald Arnesan. (1974) Molecular aspects of the clottable proteins of human plasma during fibrinogenolysis. Thrombosis Research 5:3, pages 301-314.
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Bernt Ly, Peter Kierulf, Erling Jakobsen & Karl Gravem. (1974) Characterization of soluble, FSF-stabilized fibrin complexes with special reference to the role of fibrinogen. Thrombosis Research 5:1, pages 21-32.
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Harald Arnesen, Peter Kierulf & Hans Chr. Godal. (2009) The Influence of Fibrinogen Degradation Products on the Reptilase‐Time of Plasma. Scandinavian Journal of Haematology 11:5, pages 360-366.
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E. Jakobsen & P. Kierulf. (1973) A modified beta-alanine precipitation procedure to prepare fibrinogen free of antithrombin-III and plasminogen. Thrombosis Research 3:2, pages 145-159.
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H.C. Godal, C. Eika & P. Kierulf. (1973) Liquoid, a weak anticoagulant with strong “procoagulant” properties as compared with heparin. Thrombosis Research 2:2, pages 155-171.
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Peter Kierulf. (1972) N-terminal analysis of ‘fibrins’ from plasmin hydrolysed fibrinogen - evidence for lack of fibrinopeptide B. Thrombosis Research 1:5, pages 527-532.
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