Clots

... into peptides. Trypsin is particularly suited for this, since it has a very well defined specificity. Trypsin can also be used to dissolve blood clots in its microbial form and treat inflammation in its pancreatic form. Trypsin is used in baby food to pre-digest it. It can break down the protein ...

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... liver. When thrombokinase is released, it neutralises the action of heparin so that the clotting takes place. Serum is left behind when the blood clots. ------Summary-------- produce (1) Wound ------------------> thrombokinase ( enzyme ) thrombokinase (2) Prothrombin -------------------> ...

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... out der cud jst help wit a few questions :? 1. what happens 2 mucus wen it is swallowed? 2. How does the skin repair itself? * i know the blood clots at the surface of a cut and leucocytes start to form a scab, but what else happens- 3. how does the lymphatic system work? * i think this is specifically ...

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... hazardous effect might be the concentration of gasses and ions near the points of contact with the electrodes. These might result in blood clots or poisoning, and if in the wrong area of the body, could be serious. (all hypothetically, i'm no MD)

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... yesterdays news. The U.S. Navy has also developed a bandage that uses algae fibers to seal wounds and give the body time to form its own blood clots to stop bleeding. http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/16399040.htm

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