PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF HUMAN FIBRINOGEN OF RELATIVELY HIGH SOLUBILITY
PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF HUMAN FIBRINOGEN OF RELATIVELY HIGH SOLUBILITY
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DOI:
10.1021/bi00873a008
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发表时间:
1966-01-01
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
SHERRY, S
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作者:
MOSESSON, MW;SHERRY, S
Most of the methods now employed for the isolating and purification of human fibrinogen tend to exclude material, both clottable and nonclottable, of relatively higher and lower solubility during the preparation of the final product (e.g. Blomback fraction 1-4). A method for the purification and isolation of human fibrinogen of high solubility was developed which employed glycine precipitation of plasma with 2.1 [image] glycine at 5[degree] for the initial isolation. Subsequent to glycine reprecipitatlon of the fibrinogen fraction, and removal of a cold-Insoluble fraction (1-1), fractionatlon between 8 and 16% ethanol concentration yielded fibrinogen (1-5) which was more soluble than the fibrinogen preciptable at 8% ethanol concentration (1-2) and which averaged 91% clottable. Further subfractlonation of 1-5 with ethanol served to isolate more completely the high solubility, fibrinogen from that of lower solubility, the resultant fraction being designatedI-7 and having aclottability of about 95%. Reprecipitation of 1-7 with glycine was far less complete than anticipated, but yielded material consistently 97% or more clottable. This observed change in glycine precipitability of 1-7 was attributable to its relative Isolation from fibrinogen of lower solubility with which it appeared to interact. Solubility studies of Isolated fibrinogen subtractions (1-3 to 1-8) demonstrated clearly the differences between these fractions, though all fractions were heterogeneous. The biologic reactivity to thrombin of the various subtractions was directly related to their solubility; the higher the solubility, the longer the thrombin time.