Blood properties and coagulation
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This cluster of papers focuses on the study of blood rheology, coagulation mechanisms, and the role of fibrinogen, transglutaminases, and red blood cells in hemodynamics. It covers topics such as clot structure, microcirculation, thrombin generation, and the influence of viscosity on hemostasis.
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hemorheology; blood viscosity; erythrocyte deformability; erythrocyte aggregation; plasma viscosity; fibrin; factor XIII; fibrin polymerization; fibrin cross-linking; hypofibrinogenemia; fibrinogen degradation products; fibrinopeptide A; fibrin clot; dysfibrinogenemia; afibrinogenemia; fibrinogen deficiency; factor XIII deficiency; fibrinogen gamma chain; fibrinogen structure; erythrocyte rheology; fibrin monomer; fibrinogen fragments; red blood cell deformation; fibrin clot formation; rouleaux formation
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Morton address: 36249011942237482 · morton4x16-v1
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