THE CLOTTING OF FIBRINOGEN .1. THE LIBERATION OF PEPTIDE MATERIAL
THE CLOTTING OF FIBRINOGEN .1. THE LIBERATION OF PEPTIDE MATERIAL
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DOI:
10.1016/0006-3002(55)90140-2
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发表时间:
1955-01-01
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BETTELHEIM, FR
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BAILEY, K;BETTELHEIM, FR
Estimations by the DNP technique indicate that the N-terminal residues of bovine fibrinogen are glutamic acid (1 mole/ 265,000 g) and tyrosine (1 mole/150,000 g). The pattern of amino acids liberated by carboxypeptidase is similar for fibrinogen and fibrin, phenylalanine being the main component in each case. Peptide material is released from fibrinogen on clotting. The N-terminal glutamic acid which is present in fibrinogen but not in fibrin represents the tips of chains which are split off, while the N-terminal glycine of fibrin represents the "scars" left behind on the main body of the protein molecule.