Onions and blood fibrinolysis
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- fibrinolysis. Peters, Michael // BMA A-Z Family Medical Encyclopedia;2004, p308
An encyclopedia entry for the term "fibrinolysis" is presented. It refers to the breakdown of the main component of any blood clot called fibrin. This component is a stingy protein found in blood as the end product of coagulation. It cites the disorders which can be treated by drugs that achieve...
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- Blood relation. Heptinstall, Stan // Nature;10/1/1992, Vol. 359 Issue 6394, p447
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- Women who developed thromboembolic events while taking oral contraceptives or HT had high prevalence of thrombophilia. Cona, Christen; Harris, Jason; Southall, Jennifer // Hem/Onc Today;9/25/2010, Vol. 11 Issue 18, p27
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