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Blood Clot Dynamics and Fibrinolysis Impairment in Cancer: The Role of Plasma Histones and DNA

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By Shahsoltan Mirshahi, Azadeh Valinattaj Omran, Matti Ullah, Iman Aldybiat
| MDPI
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Fibrinogen αC domain: Its importance in physiopathology

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By Jeannette Soria, Shahsoltan Mirshahi, Sam Qiumas, Remi Varin
| Color Research & Application Verified
Abstract Essentials The C‐terminal domain of the fibrinogen α chain (αC domain) is implicated in different severe diseases via clotting abnormalities or amyloid deposits. Certain anomalies of the fibrinogen molecule lead to amyloid deposits in the kidney, inducing renal insufficiency. In contrast, in Alzheimer's disease, fibrinogen is normal, but due to an inflammatory process, fibrinogen crosses into the brain and interacts with Aβ, leading to formation of pathological deposits.
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