The mechanism of activation of bovine prothrombin by an activator isolated from Echis carinatus venon and characterization of the new active intermediates.

The mechanism of activation of bovine prothrombin by an activator isolated from Echis carinatus venon and characterization of the new active intermediates.
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从 Echis carinatus 毒液中分离出的激活剂激活牛凝血酶原的机制以及新活性中间体的表征。

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1976
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Journal of Biochemistry (Tokyo)
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T. Suzuki
T. Suzuki
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T. Morita;S. Iwanaga;T. Suzuki

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