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antifibrinolysin
antifibrinolysin[¦an·tē‚fī·brə′näl·ə·sən] (biochemistry) Any substance that inhibits the proteolytic action of fibrinolysin. antifibrinolysin
antiplasmin [an″te-, an″ti-plaz´min] a substance in the blood that inhibits plasmin. The most important is α2-antiplasmin, which acts by forming stable complexes with free plasmin. It is also crosslinked to fibrin by coagulation factor XIII and inhibits the binding of plasminogen to fibrin. Inherited deficiency of α2-antiplasmin results in tendency to severe bleeding, including extravasation into joints or their synovial cavities.an·ti·plas·min (an'tē-plaz'min), A substance that inhibits or prevents the effects of plasmin; found in plasma and some tissues, especially the spleen and liver. Synonym(s): antifibrinolysinan·ti·plas·min (an'tē-plaz'min) A substance that inhibits or prevents the effects of plasmin; found in plasma and some tissues, especially the spleen and liver. Synonym(s): antifibrinolysin. |