NEMERSON et al., 1964 - Google Patents
The activation of factor X by extracts of rabbit brainNEMERSON et al., 1964
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- NEMERSON Y
- SPAET T
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Thromboplastic preparations were obtained from rabbit brain. The data indicate that standard acetone-dried reagent functions by activating factor X, with factor VII as an accelerator. When crude tissue reagent was fractionated by butanol treatment and saline …
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