| Abstract: | Fibrinogen is found to be able to produce highly molecular aggregates in solution. Its maximal quantity aggregates at the temperature of 4 degrees C. The pH dependence of fibrinogen aggregates production is shown. Highly molecular aggregates of fibrinogen are found to be produced mainly due to hydrogen bonds. Electron-microphotography of aggregated fibrinogen is presented. Complementary molecular loci responsible for the formation of ordered aggregates are discussed from the standpoint of their significance in the fibrin polymerization. |
