2015
DOI: 10.17750/kmj2015-709
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Development of D.M. Zubairov ideas by the Chita school of hemostasis

Abstract: 709В представленном обзоре освещено влияние идей Д.М. Зубаирова на исследования системы гемостаза Чи-тинской школой гемостазиологов. Ещё в 1957 г. Д.М. Зубаиров показал, что состояние системы гемокоагуляции в значительной степени обусловлено рефлекторными реакциями хемо-и барорецепторов каротидного синуса и дуги аорты. Развивая эту теорию, мы установили, что рефлекторные реакции на состояние системы гемостаза могут возникать не только с известных рецепторных зон, но также и с сосудов почки, печени, лёгкого и д… Show more

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“…Neutrophil granules contain multiple hydrolytic enzymes, which can have a devastating effect on a plurality of different protein substrates, including fibrin and during the excessive secretion of phagocytic neutrophils [24]. The leading role in the destruction of the protein-native structure belongs to serine protease because it shows broad substrate specificity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Neutrophil granules contain multiple hydrolytic enzymes, which can have a devastating effect on a plurality of different protein substrates, including fibrin and during the excessive secretion of phagocytic neutrophils [24]. The leading role in the destruction of the protein-native structure belongs to serine protease because it shows broad substrate specificity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The group with a critically low “Response” has also been noted to have the highest D-dimer concentration ( p < 0.05), which is the end-product of cross-linked fibrin degradation and is within the scope of the proposed hypothesis ( Table 2 ). Neutrophil granules contain multiple hydrolytic enzymes, which can have a devastating effect on a plurality of different protein substrates, including fibrin and during the excessive secretion of phagocytic neutrophils [ 24 ]. The leading role in the destruction of the protein-native structure belongs to serine protease because it shows broad substrate specificity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%