Concerning the fibrinolytic system the following is/are true:

d. TAP is activated during fibrin bonding to plasminogen

Plasminogen is a b-globulin that is converted to plasmin by a number of activators. Plasmin lyses and destroys both fibrin and fibrinogen. The main inhibitor of plasmin is a2-antiplasmin; a2-macroglobulin, ATIII and antitrypsin are less important inhibitors. During fibrin formation, both plasminogen and TAP bind to it specifically, and TAP is activated.