ArticleDoklady. Biochemistry and biophysics2016
The strengthening role of D:D interactions in fibrin self-assembly under oxidation.
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Abstract
The effect on ozone-induced oxidation on the self-assembly of fibrin in the presence of fibrin-stabilizing factor FXIIIa of soluble cross-linked fibrin oligomers was studied in a medium containing moderate urea concentrations. It is established that fibrin oligomers were formed by the protofibrils cross-linked through γ-γ dimers and the fibrils additionally cross-linked by through α-polymers. The oxidation promoted both the accumulation of greater amounts of γ-γ dimers and the formation of protofibrils, fibrils, and their dissociation products emerging with increasing urea concentrations, which have a high molecular weight. It is concluded that the oxidation enhances the axial interactions between D-regions of fibrin molecules.
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