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[Thrombolytic and pharmacodynamic properties of Aspergillus ochraceus protease].

Authors: H P, Klöcking; F, Markwardt;

[Thrombolytic and pharmacodynamic properties of Aspergillus ochraceus protease].

Abstract

The protease isolated from Aspergillus ochraceus exerts a strong thrombolytic action. In in vitro experiments and in tests with animals (mice, rats, dogs) it caused lysis of fibrinous clots. The thrombolytic effect of the protease is conditioned by its direct influence on the fibrin. Besides the thrombolytic action the protease, used within a definite ranges of doses, displays antithrombotic properties. The paper cites data on the acute toxicity (in mice, rats and rabbits) and on the influence of the protease on isolated organs and on the organism of the animals.

Keywords

Blood Platelets, Male, Fibrinolysis, Guinea Pigs, Clot Retraction, Fibrinogen, Blood Pressure, Heart, In Vitro Techniques, Lethal Dose 50, Mice, Aspergillus, Dogs, Fibrinolytic Agents, Animals, Female, Germany, East, Blood Coagulation Tests, Intestine, Large, Blood Coagulation

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