Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1961 · 22 citations · 22 references
MedicineBiochemistryHematologyHemostasisCoagulation CascadeCoagulation DisordersCoagulation PhysiologyPlasma ProteinsThrombosisThrombotic Disorders
excessive amount of coagulative activity which resides with the globulins in normal human plasma. We have designated this protein "thromboplastin generation accelerator," or simply "TGA," be- cause its activity seems to lie in the thromboplastin generation phase of clotting.
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The Thromboplastin Generation Test
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