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Libraries and Interoperability,es of the group of proteins now known collectively as the small inducible gene (SIG) family of proteins .. For a more detailed description of the early developments leading up to the development of these two assays the interested reader is referred to a recent review chapter..

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The Classical Model: The Early Years5nmol/L). The complex of the zymogen factor VII with tissue thromboplastin and Ca. has been proposed as an efficient activator of factor X. Factor VII can be converted to the two-chain α-VIIa by hydrolysis of an Arg-Ile bond by factors Xa, IXa, XIIa or thrombin. The coagulant activity of α-VIIa is 1