fibrino-

a combining form representing fibrin, in compound words:

fibrinolysis.

Related Words

fibrinogenic
fibrinolysin
fibrinolysis

fibrino-a word element representing fibrin.

fibrino-|ˈfaɪbrɪnəʊ|used as a comb. form of fibrin, chiefly Phys., as ˌfibrino-alˈbuminous a., consisting of fibrin and albumen; ˈfibrinogen [+ -gen], a soluble protein occurring in blood plasma, the precursor of fibrin; ˌfibrino-geˈnetic, ˌfibrino-ˈgenic [see -genic], fibriˈno-genous [+ -gen + -ous] adjs., producing fibrin; ˌfibrinoˈlysin, fibriˈnolysin [lysin], any enzyme causing fibrinolysis; fibriˈnolysis [ad. Fr. fibrinolyse (A. Dastre 1893, in Arch. de Physiol. norm. et path. 5th Ser. V. 661): see lysis], the enzymic conversion of fibrin to soluble products; hence ˌfibrinoˈlytic a.; ˌfibrino-ˈplastic a., concerned in the formation of fibrin; ˌfibrino-ˈplastin = globulin; ˌfibrino-ˈpurulent a., containing a mixture of fibrin and pus.1835–6Todd Cycl. Anat. I. 49/1 *Fibrino-albuminous matter.1872Huxley Phys. iii. 69 *Fibrinogen..is exceedingly like globulin.1876Wagner's Gen. Pathol. 155 Fibrinogens are not only those coagulating spontaneously, but almost all serous fluids.1927Fibrinogen [see fibrin 1 a].1968Passmore & Robson Compan. Med. Stud. I. xxvi. 16 Recent work.. has shown that the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin is not as simple as previously represented. Thrombin is now believed to split fibrinogen into one major component, fibrin monomer, and several minor polypeptide components.1876Wagner's Gen. Pathol. 155 The humors of the eye..have no *fibrinogenetic property.Ibid., A *fibrinogenic substance peculiar to the intercellular fluids.Ibid. 228 Its quantity stands..in almost direct ratio with its contained *fibrinogenous substance.1915Fleishner & Loeb in Jrnl. Biol. Chem. XXI. 497 The above observations make it appear probable that there exist in various species of animals certain tissue substances which have the power to dissolve blood coagulum when it is in direct contact with the tissues. These substances may be called *fibrinolysins.1958Observer 14 Dec. 4/3 Fibrinolysin is believed to fulfil an important role in removing small clots that form in the blood-stream.1962New Scientist 16 Aug. 344/3 Fibrinolysin, or plasmin, which is available commercially.1907Jrnl. Physiol. XXXV. p. xiii, If the carefully washed fibrin is placed into chloroform instead of chloroform-water..*fibrinolysis occurs all the same.1949H. W. Florey et al. Antibiotics I. ix. 383 Neter..reported that actinomycin inhibited fibrinolysis.1911Chem. Abstr. V. 3842 If fresh fibrin is first heated to 90°, then treated with H₂O₂, the catalase and the *fibrinolytic action is lessened.1961Lancet 16 Sept. 645/2 The introduction of purified proteolytic and fibrinolytic enzymes made possible a more direct attack on the clot.1876Wagner's Gen. Pathol. 155 A *fibrinoplastic substance belonging to the contents of cells.1872Huxley Phys. iii. 70 The interaction of two substances..globulin or *fibrino-plastin, and fibrinogen.1876Wagner's Gen. Pathol. 259 Abundant admixture of these constitutes the *fibrino⁓purulent exudation.

词汇	fibrino-
词根词缀	Dictionary.com Macquarie OED fibrino- 1 a combining form representing fibrin, in compound words: fibrinolysis. Related Words fibrinogenic fibrinolysin fibrinolysis fibrino-a word element representing fibrin. fibrino-\|ˈfaɪbrɪnəʊ\|used as a comb. form of fibrin, chiefly Phys., as ˌfibrino-alˈbuminous a., consisting of fibrin and albumen; ˈfibrinogen [+ -gen], a soluble protein occurring in blood plasma, the precursor of fibrin; ˌfibrino-geˈnetic, ˌfibrino-ˈgenic [see -genic], fibriˈno-genous [+ -gen + -ous] adjs., producing fibrin; ˌfibrinoˈlysin, fibriˈnolysin [lysin], any enzyme causing fibrinolysis; fibriˈnolysis [ad. Fr. fibrinolyse (A. Dastre 1893, in Arch. de Physiol. norm. et path. 5th Ser. V. 661): see lysis], the enzymic conversion of fibrin to soluble products; hence ˌfibrinoˈlytic a.; ˌfibrino-ˈplastic a., concerned in the formation of fibrin; ˌfibrino-ˈplastin = globulin; ˌfibrino-ˈpurulent a., containing a mixture of fibrin and pus.1835–6Todd Cycl. Anat. I. 49/1 Fibrino-albuminous matter.1872Huxley Phys.* iii. 69 Fibrinogen..is exceedingly like globulin.1876Wagner's Gen. Pathol. 155 Fibrinogens are not only those coagulating spontaneously, but almost all serous fluids.1927Fibrinogen [see fibrin 1 a].1968Passmore & Robson Compan. Med. Stud.* I. xxvi. 16 Recent work.. has shown that the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin is not as simple as previously represented. Thrombin is now believed to split fibrinogen into one major component, fibrin monomer, and several minor polypeptide components.1876Wagner's Gen. Pathol. 155 The humors of the eye..have no fibrinogenetic property.Ibid., A fibrinogenic substance peculiar to the intercellular fluids.Ibid. 228 Its quantity stands..in almost direct ratio with its contained fibrinogenous substance.1915Fleishner & Loeb in Jrnl. Biol. Chem.* XXI. 497 The above observations make it appear probable that there exist in various species of animals certain tissue substances which have the power to dissolve blood coagulum when it is in direct contact with the tissues. These substances may be called fibrinolysins.1958Observer 14 Dec. 4/3 Fibrinolysin is believed to fulfil an important role in removing small clots that form in the blood-stream.1962New Scientist 16 Aug. 344/3 Fibrinolysin, or plasmin, which is available commercially.1907Jrnl. Physiol. XXXV. p. xiii, If the carefully washed fibrin is placed into chloroform instead of chloroform-water..fibrinolysis occurs all the same.1949H. W. Florey et al. Antibiotics I. ix. 383 Neter..reported that actinomycin inhibited fibrinolysis.1911Chem. Abstr. V. 3842 If fresh fibrin is first heated to 90°, then treated with H₂O₂, the catalase and the fibrinolytic action is lessened.1961Lancet 16 Sept. 645/2 The introduction of purified proteolytic and fibrinolytic enzymes made possible a more direct attack on the clot.1876Wagner's Gen. Pathol. 155 A fibrinoplastic substance belonging to the contents of cells.1872Huxley Phys. iii. 70 The interaction of two substances..globulin or fibrino-plastin, and fibrinogen.1876Wagner's Gen. Pathol. 259 Abundant admixture of these constitutes the fibrino⁓purulent exudation.
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