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  • 21. Analysis of A alpha 251 fibrinogen: the alpha C domain has a role in polymerization, albeit more subtle than anticipated from the analogous proteolytic fragment X.
    Gorkun OV, Henschen-Edman AH, Ping LF, Lord ST.
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