fibrinolýzou
Fibrinolýza is a vital physiological process that breaks down blood clots. It is the body's natural mechanism for dissolving fibrin, the protein that forms the meshwork of a clot, thereby restoring blood flow. This process is crucial for preventing excessive clot formation and maintaining the patency of blood vessels.
The primary enzyme responsible for fibrinolysis is plasmin. Plasminogen, an inactive precursor, circulates in the blood
Once formed, plasmin acts by cleaving fibrin strands, breaking down the clot into smaller fragments. These fragments
Dysregulation of fibrinolysis can lead to significant health problems. Insufficient fibrinolytic activity can contribute to thrombotic