Fibrinogen. Proceedings/ Workshop on Fibrinogen / Recent biochemical and medical aspects

FIBRINOGEN-RECENT BIOCHEMIC.(HENSCHEN/GRAEFF/L.) E-BOOK

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Frontmatter -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- I. PHYSICOCHEMICAL ASPECTS -- PARACRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE OF NATIVE HUMAN FIBRINOGEN -- DETERMINATION OF FIBRIN STRUCTURES BY LIGHT SCATTERING -- PARTICULARITIES OF FIBRINOGEN, ROD-LIKE AND BRANCHED FIBRINS -- TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON FIBRIN(OGEN)-FIBRIN SOLUTIONS (Preliminary results) -- HYDRODYNAMIC CHARACTERIZATION OF PLASMIN DEGRADATION PRODUCTS PROM HUMAN FIBRINOGEN -- THE KINETICS OF FIBRIN FORMATION -- II. BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS -- STRUCTURE - FUNCTION - EVOLUTION RELATIONSHIP IN FIBRINOGEN -- ARTIFACTUAL HETEROGENEITY OF HUMAN FIBRINOGEN POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS CAUSED BY CARBOXYMETHYLATION -- INFLUENCE OF SIALIC ACID ON THE ADULT AND FETAL FIBRINOGEN-FIBRIN TRANSITION -- FIBRIN FORMATION IN THE PRESENCE OF TRYPSIN -- CHARACTERISATION OF RAT FIBRINOGEN -- CHARACTERISATION OF PIG FIBRINOGEN -- III. ABNORMAL FIBRINOGENS -- ON DYSFIBRINOGENEMIA -- DETECTION OF FIBRINOGEN ABNORMALITY IN DYSFIBRINOGENEMIA SPECIAL REPORT ON FIBRINOGEN METZ CHARACTERIZED BY AN AMINO ACID SUBSTITUTION LOCATED AT THE PEPTIDE BOND CLEAVED BY THROMBIN. -- BINDING OF CITRATE TO NORMAL FIBRINOGEN AND TO METZ FIBRINOGEN -- THE SEARCH FOR MOLECULAR DEFECTS IN ABNORMAL FIBRINOGENS -- FIBRINOGEN BERN I: A HEREDITARY FIBRINOGEN VARIANT WITH DEFECTIVE CONFORMATIONAL STABILIZATION BY CALCIUM IONS -- CARBOHYDRATE IN ABNORMAL FIBRINOGENS -- OBSERVATION ON A NEW VARIANT OF HEREDITARY DYSFIBRINOGENEMIA (HDMBURG I) WITH DELAYED FIBRIN POLYMERIZATION AND WITHOUT CLINICAL ABNORMALITY -- IV. FIBRINOPEPTIDE DETERMINATION -- FPA-RELEASE IN NORMAL AND ABNORMAL FIBRINOGEN -- SIMULTANEOUS CLINICAL EVALUATION OF RADIOIMMUNOASSAYS FOR FIBRINOPEPTIDES AND g-THROMBOGLOBULIN -- ANALYSIS OF HUMAN FIBRINOPEPTIDES BY HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY : QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION AND KINETICS OF RELEASE -- V. FIBRINOGEN - FIBRIN COMPLEXES -- SOLUBLE FIBRINOGEN-FIBRIN COMPLEXES IN PLASMA AT 37°C -- SOLUBLE DES-AA FIBRIN CLEARANCE IN HEALTHY HUMAN SUBJECTS -- COMPLEX FORMATION OF SOLUBLE FIBRIN POLYMERS WITH AGAROSECOUPLED FIBRINOGEN AND FIBRIN WITH REGARD TO THEIR MOLECULAR WEIGHT -- TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENT REVERSIBLE ASSOCIATION AND DISSOCIATION OF SOLUBLE FIBRIN IN PLASMA -- NO COMPLEX FORMATION OF DES-AB FIBRIN WITH FIBRINOGEN INVESTIGATED BY THE HUMMEL AND DREYER PROCEDURE -- VI. FIBRIN(OGEN) DEGRADATION AND CROSSLINKED FIBRIN DERIVATIVES -- ON THE STRUCTURE OF D-FRAGMENTS OF HUMAN FIBRINOGEN AND FIBRIN -- ROLE OF THE C-TERMINUS OF THE FIBRINOGEN y-CHAIN IN FIBRINOGEN Ca2+ BINDING AND IN FIBRIN POLYMERIZATION -- FIBRINOGEN DEGRADATION BY GRANULOCYTE ELASTÄSE AND CATHEPSIN G - GENERATION OF FIBRINOGEN DEGRADATION PRODUCTS WITH ANTICOAGULANT PROPERTIES -- A SIMPLE METHOD FOR QUANTIFICATION OF FIBRINOGEN-CHAINS AND EARLY SPLIT-PRODUCTS IN SDS-DISC-ELECTROPHORESIS -- HOMOLOGUES OF FIBRIN X OLIGOMERS -- FIBRIN FRAGMENTATION BY PLASMIN: MOLECULAR CONSIDERATIONS AND THEIR RELEVANCE TO DIC AND THROMBOSIS -- FIBRINOGEN IN LIVER CIRRHOSIS. FIBRIN MONOMER COMPLEXES AND DYSFIBRINOGENAEMIA WITH HIGH SIALIC ACID CONTENT -- INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS THROMBIN FORMATION RATES ON THE FIBRIN STABILIZATION PROCESS -- SOME OBSERVATION ON CONCENTRATION AND COAGULABILITY OF FIBRINOGEN IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER, WITH AND WITH3UT METASTASIS -- VII. BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT PEPTIDES AND INTERACTION WITH OTHER PROTEINS -- EFFECTS OF PEPTIDES DERIVED FROM FIBRINOGEN PROTEOLYSIS ON IMMUNEREACTIONS AND TUMOR GROWTH -- PLASMIN AND ELASTASE INDUCED FIBRIN DEGRADATION PRODUCTS AND THEIR ACTION ON VASCULAR PERMEABILITY: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY -- THE EFFECT OF REPEATED INJECTIONS OF FIBRINOPEPTIDES A AND B ON EXPERIMENTAL ALLERGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS IN RATS AND GUINEA PIGS -- INTERACTION OF FIBRINOGEN WITH ITS PLATELET RECEPTOR REQUIRES THE NATIVE STRUCTURE OF THE MOLECULE AND DIVALENT IONS -- STUDIES ON THE BINDING OF TISSUE PLASMINOGEN ACTIVATOR TO FIBRINOGEN AND FIBRIN -- FIBRIN BINDING AND TRANSAMIDATION REACTIVE DOMAINS OF FIBRONECTIN -- AUTHOR INDEX -- SUBJECT INDEX -- Backmatter