The Role of Factor XI in Coagulation: A Matter of Revision
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Summary
Special interest is given to the new role of factor XI in coagulation, with emphasise on data supporting the concept of thrombin-mediated factor XI activation in vivo, as well as the probable link with factor XI-mediated TAFI activation.
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- 1999-08-01
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Computer science
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