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Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „Thus, on the exogenous pathway, activation occurs very rapidly (within seconds), whereas on the endogenous pathway, the activation process proceeds via a large…“

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Thus, on the exogenous pathway, activation occurs very rapidly (within seconds), whereas on the endogenous pathway, the activation process proceeds via a larger number of intermediate steps and requires a longer time (minutes). In the normal coagulation process, both systems are usually involved in an interlocking manner. Through the common final stage of the two activating systems, [[prothrombin]] (Factor II) and with the cooperation of [[vitamin K]] which is formed in the liver, is converted into [[thrombin]]. The resulting thrombin is an [[enzym/en|enzyme]] that cleaves the [[fibrinogen]] (Factor I), which is also synthesized in the liver, and thus initiates the formation of [[fibrin]].

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Ischler: Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „Thus, on the exogenous pathway, activation occurs very rapidly (within seconds), whereas on the endogenous pathway, the activation process proceeds via a large…“