ENZYMATIC PROPERTIES OF BOVINE PLASMIN PREPARATIONS; EVIDENCE FOR SIMILARITY TO BUT NON-IDENTITY WITH TRYPSIN
Edward Ronwin
Abstract
Edward Ronwin
Abstract
The enzymatic properties of both choloroform-only activated and trypsin–chloroform activated bovine fibrinolysin (plasmin) have been studied and compared with trypsin. These studies accentuate the remarkable similarity between plasmin and trypsin but definitely establish their distinct individuality and the validity of the procedure using trypsin to activate plasminogen to plasmin.
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The enzymatic properties of both choloroform-only activated and trypsin–chloroform activated bovine fibrinolysin (plasmin) have been studied and compared with trypsin. These studies accentuate the remarkable similarity between plasmin and trypsin but definitely establish their distinct individuality and the validity of the procedure using trypsin to activate plasminogen to plasmin.
Key concepts: Plasmin, Trypsin, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Enzyme, Fibrinolysin