Soluble fibrin/fibrinogen-related antigens and insoluble fibrin are present in virtually all
samples of human aortic intima. Components of the soluble fraction were identified by SDS …

Most plasma proteins are present in both normal and atherosclerotic intima, and their
concentrations in intimal interstitial fluid are directly related to plasma concentration and …

A quantitative assay for fibrin or other insoluble fibrin-like antigens (“fibrin”) in small samples
of intima is described. Tissue samples were subjected to electrophoresis directly from the …

Samples of normal and atherosclerotic vessels obtained from vascular and cardiothoracic
surgery were examined for the distribution of fibrinogen/fibrin I, fibrin II, and fibrin (ogen) …

Fibrinogen and fibrinogen/fibrin-related antigen (total FRA) was measured in human normal
intima and different types of atherosclerotic lesions and mural thrombi. The amount showed …

Arterial thrombi and atherosclerotic lesions were analyzed immunochemically and
examined histologically. The extent of in vivo proteolytic cleavage of the amino-terminal end …

Immunohistochemical studies of human atherosclerotic lesions have demonstrated the
occurrence of fibrin deposition and its degradation in the arterial wall. We studied fibrinogen …

Fibrin is a major component of atherosclerotic plaques, and there may also be situations in
which intravascular fibrin is formed in contact with the endothelium. The studies to be …

In samples of human aortic intima fibrin/fibrinogen degradation products (FDP) were
assayed by isoelectric focussing/immunoelectrophoresis as a possible measure of …

Substantial quantities of an insoluble form of fibrinogen differing from fibrin were found to
occur within the intima of arteriosclerotic aortas. Identification was based on the fact that …