fibrinogen

/fahy-brin-uh-juhn/US // faɪˈbrɪn ə dʒən //UK // (fɪˈbrɪnədʒən) //

纤维蛋白原,纤维蛋白酶原,纤溶酶原,纤维素原

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Biochemistry.
- : a globulin occurring in blood and yielding fibrin in blood coagulation.

It is not yet certain what is the nature of the final reaction between fibrinogen and thrombin.
The last step in the change is the action of thrombin upon fibrinogen to form fibrin, and the clot is complete.
Serum, for instance, very quickly loses its power of inducing clotting in fibrinogen solutions.
Into this special class fall myosin (of the muscles), fibrinogen (of the blood) and vitellin (of egg yolk).
Clotting; in the blood, the result of fibrinogen changing to fibrin.