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Fibrin

Fibrin

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FIBRIN: It is an insoluble fibrous non-globular protein formed from fibrinogen during the clotting of blood.It forms a fibrous mesh that impedes the flow the blood

Trauma/Endothelial Damage PlateletsPhospholipidProthrombin Activator

  • Here Prothrombin Activator acts on prothrombin and converts it into Thrombin

ProthrombinThrombin

  • Thrombin acts on inactive Fibrinogen a and converts it into Active Fibrinogen a

Inactive Fibrinogen a Active Fibrinogen a

  • Active fibrinogen a undergoes polymerisation and forms loose strands of fibrin

Active Fibrinogen a Loose Strands of Fibrin

  • Clotting factor XII and Calcium acts on loose strands of fibrin into Stable Fibrin(Tight Blood Clot)

Loose strands of Fibrin Fibrin (Tight Blood Clot)


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