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Thromb Haemost 1962; 08(01): 121-131
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1655418
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Some Effects of Metal Cations on Blood Coagulation[*]

Nicoletta Vulpis
1   Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Bari (Director: Prof. V. Chini)
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Riccardo Giorgino
1   Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Bari (Director: Prof. V. Chini)
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Summary

The action of some metal cations on blood coagulation was studied by means of t.e. graphic tracings. They exerted a delaying effect on coagulation process, as shown by the r increase and ma decrease. It is probably due to the formation of complex and reversible compounds. Adding a strong chelating agent, EDTA, caused perceptible reversal of the cation activity.

* This study was aided by a grant from the Italian National Council for Scientific Research.


 

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