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The conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin

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The conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin


  1. Is effected by prothrombin.
  2. Involves the disruption of certain peptide linkages by a proteolytic enzyme.
  3. Is followed by polymerization of fibrin monomers.
  4. Is inhibited by heparin.
  5. Is reversed by plasmin (fibrinolysin).

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A. False  It is effected by thrombin; prothrombin is the inactive precursor of thrombin.

B. True  Thrombin breaks off the solubilizing end groups.

C. True  Polymerized fibrin monomers form the strands of the clot meshwork.

D. True  This is a rapidly acting anticoagulant.

E. False  Plasmin does not convert fibrin back to fibrinogen, it degrades both fibrin and fibrinogen to products which can inhibit thrombin.

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