Plasminogen and its active form, plasmin, have diverse functions related to the inflammatory
response in mammals. Due to these roles in inflammation, plasminogen has been …

Review of the available evidence for physiological and pathophysiological roles of the
serine protease plasmin in inflammatory processes. The serine protease plasmin generated …

A fine-tuned activation and deactivation of proteases and their inhibitors are involved in the
execution of the inflammatory response. The zymogen/proenzyme plasminogen is converted …

Plasmin is the effector protease of the fibrinolytic system, well known for its involvement in
fibrin degradation and clot removal. However, plasmin is also recognized as a potent …

Wound healing is a complicated biological process that consist of partially overlapping
inflammatory, proliferation and tissue remodelling phases. A successful wound healing …

Plasminogen (Plg) and its derivative serine protease, plasmin, together with the activators,
inhibitors, modulators, and substrates of the Plg network, are postulated to regulate a wide …

The diverse mechanisms by which the plasmin (ogen) system is involved in human
physiology and pathology are constantly being delineated. For many years, the plasmin …

It is widely held that the plasminogen (Plg) system plays a role in inflammation through
plasmin-mediated directional cell migration. However, substantial evidence for its …

Activation of the fibrinolytic system is dependent on the conversion of the plasma zymogen,
plasminogen (Pg), to the serine protease plasmin (Pm) by the physiological activators …

The serine protease plasmin is distributed throughout the human body in the form of the
zymogen plasminogen. The plasminogen activation system is mostly recognized for its …