… Jones and Gabriel reported decreased mass/length ratio of fibrin networks, ie thinner
fibers, … of pregnancy, where fibrin depositions and controlled fibrinolisis are locally required. …

… To directly visualize the fibrin fiber architecture, fiber networks were labeled using Oregon
Green 488 fibrinogen and examined by confocal laser microscopy. 100 μg Oregon Green …

… While at shorter times only loosely packed fibrin nanostructures with short fibril length were
… longer fibers. Moreover, the density of the fibrin fibers was increased and the fibrin network …

… of fiber diameters and pore sizes, which do not recapitulate extracellular matrices. In this
study, a fibrin … with hard microfibers provides both support for the cells in 3D and a stiff network …

… Fibrin monomers assemble into fibrils and gather into the fibers laterally which allow the fibrin
network … of experimental fiber networks that do not sustain any load. These properties then …

… phosphate reproducibly yielded dense fiber networks on bare and … to fibrin, which polymerizes
into protofibrils [1]. In the resulting blood clot fibrin is assembled into a fibrous network to …

… in the floating fibers, but appeared to form a network of cells and interconnected type IV
collagen ECM. This network formation was most prominent in the unstretched fibers, whereas …

… fibrin molecules, which further stabilize the fibrin network. The fibrin fibers in this network …
The initial task of the fibrin fiber network is stemming the flow of blood to prevent blood loss; …

… fibrinogen resulted in distinctly fine fiber networks. Conclusions:Adsorption… to networks
involved a process similar to that of fibrin self‐… The second line of evidence was the fibrin‐like fiber …

… of fibrin networks with other polymer networks in IPNs. Fibrin was associated with hyaluronic
acid in IPNs to form new hydrogels with improved mechanical properties [25,29]. Fibrin-…